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Work is well underway on the first round of Measure J funded-projects at Fullerton College, including the design of a 74,927-square-foot instructional building that will serve as the home base for the Humanities Division. A short 3D animation gives viewers a glimpse into the new building.
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President's Open Forum and Office Hours
President Greg Schulz will once again host monthly open forums and office hours throughout the spring semester. Read more...
More Hydration Stations Installed Throughout Campus
A total of 23 hydration stations have been installed across the Fullerton College campus. At least one hydration station is available in each of the major buildings on campus. Combined, the stations have saved more than 168,000 plastic disposable bottles as of January 23.
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Opening Week Assistance for Students
Fullerton College welcomes students back today for the start the spring semester! There are three information booths set up strategically on campus to help students navigate the campus and answer any questions they may have. Faculty, staff, administrators and student-leaders will staff the booths Monday - Thursday, weather permitting.
High School Students Introduced to Career Technical Programs during Showcase Day
About 380 students from nine Anaheim Union high schools visited Fullerton College in December for CTE Showcase Day. The inaugural CTE Showcase Day provided students with the opportunity to engage in career technical education programs with hands-on demonstrations and presentations with career-experts and instructors. Read more...
Mark Your Calendar for Mindful March
Fullerton College will provide weekly mindfulness classes every Thursday in March from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. The classes are open to the public, but an RSVP is required. Please contact Amy Garcia at
agarcia@fullcoll.edu for more details.
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4th annual MAS Conference Promotes College Access for High School Males
A conference designed to inspire boys and young men of color from local high schools to pursue higher education drew nearly 1,000 students to Fullerton College for the annual Males Achieving Success (MAS) Conference on January 16.
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Students Kick-Start Women's Businesses in Africa
What started as a class project during the fall semester turned into a mission to kick-start three ventures on the other side of the globe. Three classes of Fullerton College students took a lesson about corporate responsibility and turned it into a mission to fund three small, female-owned startups in Africa.
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Overflow Parking, Shuttle Service Available
Fullerton College will continue providing overflow parking and a shuttle service from January 28 - April 4. The overflow lot is located immediately east of Walgreen's on the south side of Chapman Avenue between Raymond Avenue and Victoria Drive. The distance from the overflow lot to the college is about two-thirds of a mile.
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Fullerton College Night at Angel Stadium Returns April 5
The 4th annual Fullerton College Night at Angel Stadium will be Friday, April 5. Tickets will be available in February. The night includes a tailgate under the Big A and a new custom hat. More details will be shared soon the Fullerton College News Center.
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Theatre Arts Meet and Greet
Theatre Arts Department is hosting a Meet and Greet on Jan. 30 and Jan. 31 from 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. in the Campus Theatre, Room 1311. Students are invited to learn about the department, available courses, and will have the opportunity to meet department faculty.
Sodexo Food Services Hours of Operation
Sodexo food services opens for operations on Monday, Jan. 28 to Saturday, May 25.
Please see the attached flyer in printable format to post in designated locations.
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Save the Date! CommUNITY Day - Feb. 12
The Cadena Cultural and Transfer Center will host their annual CommUNITY Day on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. on the quad. CommUNITY Day provides an opportunity for students to learn about academic departments and programs, student services, student clubs and more.
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Men's Basketball
The No. 1 Hornets fell hard on the road Friday night at Copper Mountain College 69-63. FC broke a 17-game win streak that dated back to November. Fullerton's overall record stands at 19-2 with an Orange Empire Conference record of 4-1. Up Next: The Hornets (19-2 overall, 4-1 OEC) will play at home against Orange Coast College on Wednesday, Jan. 30 at 5 p.m.
Women's Basketball
Fullerton took a trip out to Copper Mountain College on Friday night and made it four straight conference wins in a row breaking down to Fighting Cati 86-65. The win places the Hornets in third place in the Orange Empire Conference with a record of 4-2. Their overall record now stands at 12-8. Copper Mountain's loss puts them at 2-4 in the OEC and 7-10 overall. Up Next: Fullerton (12-8 overall, 4-2 OEC) will host Orange Coast College on Wednesday, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m.
Baseball
The Hornets got the 2019 season underway on Saturday afternoon against Ventura College and knocked off the Pirates 8-2. Up Next: Fullerton (1-0 overall) will hit the road against Mount San Jacinto College this Tuesday, Jan. 29 at 2 p.m.
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Opening Reception Thursday, Jan. 31 at 5 p.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. Please join the Art Gallery for the opening reception on Thursday, Jan. 31, 5-7 p.m.
Feb. 1-3, Recital Hall
A program about passion, betrayal, and heartbreak, featuring music by Mozart and Glück.
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Monday, January 28
Spring Semester Begins
Wednesday, January 30
Theatre Arts Meet and Greet - 8 a.m., Room 1311
Tuesday, February 12
CommUNITY Day - 10 a.m., Quad
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