Students are invited to join President Greg Schulz for a slice of pizza on Feb. 12 at 11 a.m. in Building 200, Room 224 as he hosts the first in a series of open forums this semester. Open forums are held once a month and are designed to encourage communication and strengthen teamwork across campus. Read more...

Every year, Fullerton College honors its best full-time and part-time faculty members. Students may nominate any faculty member they have previously completed coursework with. Nominations for the 2019 Faculty of the Year (formerly Teacher of the Year) are due February 13 to the Associated Students Office in Building 200, Room 222. Download the nomination form here.

Hornet Speech and Debate Victorious During Winter Break Tournaments

Over winter break, Fullerton College sent 11 competitors to participate in three separate speech and debate tournaments: The Alan Nichols Invitational at University of Southern California, the Kathryn Classic at Cal State Fullerton, and Close to the Coast Invitational at Orange Coast College. Read more...

Attend an open discussion to ask questions, provide feedback or just listen to conversation with NOCCCD Chancellor Dr. Cheryl Marshall. All discussion topics are welcome. This discussion is Tuesday, March 19 at 10 a.m. in Building 200, Room 224-8.

Health Services is taking requests for classroom presentations to promote the Health Center. Classroom presentation take 10-15 minutes. To schedule a presentation fill out the online form here. Sixty minute presentations also available using the link. Presentations are available Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday.

Calling all faculty. The Health Center is recruiting classes to participate in the National College Health Assessment survey. Sign up here or for more information contact Kelly Salazar at ksalazar@fullcoll.edu or 714-732-5356.

In an Orange Empire Conference match-up, the No. 2 Hornets took a trip down to Santa Ana College on Friday night scoring their highest point total of the season beating the Dons 103-73. Up Next: Fullerton (23-2 overall, 8-1 OEC) will hit the road again on Thursday, Feb. 14 when they take on Cypress College. Tip-off is at 5 p.m.

The Hornets did their thing on the road Friday night sweeping past Santa Ana College 65-41 in a needed Orange Empire Conference win. Sitting in fourth place in the OEC, the win for Fullerton keeps them alive in the playoff race with an overall record of 14-10 and a conference record of 6-4. The Hornet win also completes a season-sweep over the Dons, a feat that has not been done since the 2011-12 season under Hall of Fame Coach Debi Woelke. Up Next: Fullerton (14-10 overall, 6-4 OEC) will be back home on Tuesday, Feb. 12 against Saddleback College at 5:30 p.m.

Fullerton played in a double-header down at No. 3 in state Palomar College on Saturday dropping both games 10-4 and 2-0. Up Next: The Hornets (2-5 overall) have a busy week ahead beginning Feb. 12-14 when they play at Mt. SAC against Mt. SAC, Compton, and Grossmont. All of the games are at 2 p.m.

The No. 11 Hornets (1-0) will play their second game of the season against No. 5 Palomar College on Tuesday, Feb. 12 on Hornet Field at 3 p.m.

The FC men's tennis team traveled up to Bakersfield on Friday afternoon and knocked off the Renegades 7-2. In doubles, the Hornets swept the competition winning all three matches. Jindrich Kosatik/Sergio Lee-Gutierrez won 8-0, Thiago Belfort-Manzano/Rodrigo Onante won 8-4, and Charles Kirk/Louis St. Clair won 8-3. In singles-play, Sergio Lee-Gutierrez took his match 6-0, 6-0. Jindrich Kosatik won 6-2, 6-1, and Louis St. Clair clinched it for the Hornets, winning 6-2, 6-0. Charles Kirk also took down his opponent 6-0, 6-1. Up Next: The Hornets (1-1 overall) will play a make-up game (rain-out from Feb. 5) at El Camino College this Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 2 p.m.

The Hornets hosted two teams last Friday in Santa Monica and Moorpark Colleges. FC fell in both matches 3-2 to the Corsairs and 3-0 to the Raiders. Up Next: Fullerton (0-4 overall) will try and get one in the win column this Wednesday, Feb. 13 when they host El Camino College at 6 p.m.

The Hornets opened their 2019 season competing in the Battle of the Regions at Bakersfield College last Friday. The day on the track started off with freshman, Raquel Aldama winning the 3000-meter steeplechase with a time of 12:51.87. Sophomore Myrna Gillas had a good day winning the high jump at 5'1". Gillas finished up her day placing second in the 200 meters with a 27.34 time. Samantha Starkey and Jasmine Amaya ran the 100 meters (training only) and competed in the long jump. Starkey jumped 14' 10.75" and Amaya followed behind her. Alicia Victoria and Roxanne Cuevas, both freshmen, ran the 800 meters. Victoria finished in fifth place overall with a finish of 2:35.40. Cuevas ran a 2:49.93 for her first time in this run. Cuevas also competed in the long jump with a leap of 14' .5". Her javelin throw hit a respectable mark of 67' 11". For the throwers, sophomore Kim Mataia was third in the hammer 95' 8", fourth in the shot put 32' 8.25", fourth in the discus 97' 0", and third in the javelin 71'0". Alexis (aka Adei) Kotey was fifth in the hammer throwing that for her first time with a toss of 84'10", placing third in the discus with 100'7", fifth in the javelin 66'0", and shot put 30'.25". Angellee Vernon rounded up our crew with a 79'8" hammer, 89'10" discus, 28'11" shot put, and 62'9" in the javelin. Up Next: Feb. 22, OEC Invite at Riverside City College at 11 a.m.

Runs through Feb. 20

Dive into the year with Water. Soothing to the mind and spirit, a source of fun and danger, water is essential for life. The exhibition highlights four artists who allow water to inspire them: Lindsay Carron, Vicky Hanrahan, Don Ryan, and Caroline Zimmermann. 

CommUNITY Day - 10 a.m., Quad

President Open Forum - 11 a.m., Room 224

Social Anxiety Support Group - 3 p.m., Room 228

Sexual Health 101 - Noon, Room 227

Spring Graduation Deadline

Lincoln's Birthday - Campus Closed

Presidents' Day - Campus Closed