(This article was originally published on the Fullerton College Athletics website.) The Hornets Spring 2 sports can begin competition on April 10. Practices may begin on March 1. It’s been a rough year to say the least for everyone, but there is light at the end of the tunnel regarding athletics at the community college level.… Read more »
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Follow CTE Month Activities on Instagram
In celebration of Career & Technical Education (CTE) Month, Fullerton College will be promoting awareness of the value of CTE and highlighting program achievements and accomplishments in the past year. All events will be posted on the Fullerton College CTE Instagram account. CTE Month is a public awareness campaign that takes place annually in February… Read more »
Celebrating Black History Month with Many Virtual Events
Amid a global pandemic and a tense sociopolitical climate, Fullerton College’s Umoja Community Program, Cadena Cultural Center, Cypress College’s Legacy Program, Grads to Be Program and Ethnic Studies Department will aim to educate and empower students to build sustainable communities during the annual Black History Month celebration beginning Monday, Feb. 1. This year’s theme, “Reimagining Black Wall Street,” builds upon Umoja’s Kwanzaa theme – ujamma, cooperative economics. “We chose this… Read more »
Printing Kiosk Available For Students
A printing kiosk has been installed outside of Building 200 and is now available for use by any student requiring access to printing services. The kiosk gives students the option to print directly from home with documents placed in a queue or print using a USB flash drive. The printer offers both black and white… Read more »
Fullerton College Welcomes Spring 2021 Students With New Safety Measures
Fullerton College is pleased to welcome back new and returning students to the Spring 2021 semester starting January 25 with most classes being held online. Only a few courses will be hosted with face-to-face instruction and will follow strict health and safety guidelines to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. New safety measures for students attending in-person instruction have also been added to the… Read more »
Dr. Cornel West Headlines Spring Convocation
Fullerton College presented a virtual 2021 Spring Convocation featuring a dialog with Dr. Cornel West on the college’s YouTube channel on Friday, January 22. With the theme “Standing together on this journey for equity and justice,” in mind President Greg Schulz joined Black Faculty and Staff Collective leaders Phil Austin and Dr. Queen Peterson in… Read more »
Fullerton College Nurse Volunteered for COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
This past fall, Fullerton College Nurse Practitioner Theresa Ullrich picked up her 85-year-old father-in-law from his assisted living care facility to transport him to a COVID-19 testing appointment. She wore her N-95 mask, an extra surgical mask, and took the precautions recommended by the CDC to help fight the spread of COVID-19, even though she… Read more »
A Holiday Message from Fullerton College
The end of a year often brings out reflection and optimism for the New Year ahead. Please enjoy this video message as Fullerton College President Dr. Greg Schulz reflects on the monumental efforts that have taken place in the last year and wishes the college community a safe and happy holiday season. Fullerton College’s Office… Read more »
Fullerton College Opts Out of CCCAA Spring I Competition Due to COVID-19 Surge
Due to the recent surge of COVID-19 cases and current pandemic conditions throughout the region and state, Fullerton College will opt out of competition for the upcoming California Community College Association (CCCAA) Spring I season. Men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, football, women’s golf, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s… Read more »
New Course, Greater Access to Mindful Practice Activities Help Students Learn in a Pandemic
There are probably a dozen words that quickly come to mind when summarizing sentiments of COVID-19 and the effects the pandemic has had on Fullerton College students. While most students might defer to words such as challenging, stressful, or overwhelming, one might be surprised to learn that more than 1,000 students might describe their experience… Read more »
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