A 120-foot remembrance wall will be displayed across the Fullerton College campus quad beginning Nov. 2 through Nov. 5. Hosted by the Veterans Resource Center, the wall represents a healing outlet for veteran students at FC and veterans in the community, as well as a visual reminder to others of the contributions and sacrifices made… Read more »
[tabs slidertype=”simple”][tab width=”800″ height=”600″] Guest Speaker Dr. Melanie Byde. [/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″] Students at the Psychology Day fair. [/tab] [tab width=”800″ height=”600″] Students receive information about volunteering opportunities at the fair. [/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″] Psychology Division full time faculty organize this event every year. [/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″] Student speakers from left to right: Sadia Raja,… Read more »
Fullerton College will be among thousands of schools and businesses across California who will participate in the Great ShakeOut Drill on Thursday, Oct. 15. The earthquake and emergency preparedness drill is an opportunity for the campus to review earthquake drill procedures, test the emergency communications system, and practice evacuation protocols to ensure students and staff… Read more »
On Thursday, Oct. 8 at 11 a.m., the Fullerton College community came together in honor and support of the victims of the Umpqua Community College mass shooting that took place last week on Oct. 1. This horrific shooting took the lives of nine innocent victims and injured many more. More than 200 people from Fullerton… Read more »
Following the passage of Measure J, Fullerton College is embarking on a planning process that will determine the location and sequencing of projects on its campus for the next 20 years. As an initial step in this planning, the college is seeking input from the campus community and the community at-large at a series of… Read more »
Hidden near the corner of Lemon Street and Berkeley Avenue, the FC Horticulture Department is easy to miss for most students. Although small, the department is busy year-round with classes taught in the classrooms from a converted World War II Army barrack or outside in the two acres of land filled with plants, greenhouses and… Read more »
In celebration of Manufacturing Day 2015, Fullerton College will open its doors on Oct. 2, to more than 60 local high school students as part of an effort to change people’s perceptions about today’s manufacturing industry and draw attention to the many opportunities that a career in manufacturing can provide. The day includes hands-on demonstrations… Read more »
Students interested in studying abroad next spring have a little less than six weeks to start planning their trip to study abroad in London this upcoming spring. The last London 2016 study abroad information session will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. in Building 200, Room 224. The info. session will cover… Read more »
This fall, more than 700 freshmen are benefiting from a program designed to link English and reading courses with academic support services during their first year in college. The Entering Scholars Program (ESP) focuses on providing academic support and fostering connections for students on campus. ESP classes stand out from other classes because they incorporate… Read more »
[tabs slidertype=”simple”][tab width=”800″ height=”600″][/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″][/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″][/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″][/tab][tab width=”800″ height=”600″][/tab][/tabs] The Fullerton Founder’s Day Parade returned to the city after a 22-year hiatus on Saturday, Sept. 26. Fullerton College Hornets turned out in force to celebrate the day. With Interim President Greg Schulz and his family leading the way, students from the baseball… Read more »
