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Congratulations to Students of the Year Aaron Untiveros and Corey Lamb and their fellow 2019 Students of Distinction. These top 18 students were honored on Friday, May 10. Read more...
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Veterans Golf Tournament | June 3
The inaugural Fullerton College Veterans Golf Classic is on June 3, and there are many ways to get involved, even if you don't golf. Visit
veterans.fullcoll.edu/golfclassic to learn more and how to support student-veterans.
104th Commencement | May 25
The 104th Commencement will be May 25 at 9 a.m. on Sherbeck Field. The keynote speaker will be alumna
Cassandra Jasmine Perez Barrios. She is a lifelong resident of Orange County. Her family's history is that of hard-working individuals, immigrating from Mexico in the 1970s to the agricultural fields of Southern California. Perez currently works for U.S. House of Representatives Congressman Lou Correa and is an Assembly District Delegate in the 69th District. The student speakers are both Students of Distinction - Maceo Coleman and Sandra Ocampo.
Transfer Celebration | May 24
In honor of celebrating students' transfer to a four-year university, the Cadena Cultural and Transfer Center is hosting the annual Transfer Celebration on Friday, May 24 at noon on the quad. Participating students must RSVP by May 16. Visit the Transfer Center website to RSVP.
Winners Announced in Bookmark Contest
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Seniors Commit to College at Pledge Night
Nearly 1,250 seniors and family members of Anaheim Union High School District attended the 2nd annual Pledge Night held on May 2. The event provided students and their families with information about the Pledge program and gave them an opportunity to learn about support services such as Counseling, EOPS and Financial Aid, as well as complete Pledge agreements.
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Fullerton College Gives Back
A college-wide fundraising competition is underway to provide duffel bags to teens in the foster care system. May is Foster Care Awareness Month, and in partnership with Together We Rise there are easy ways to support foster youth.
Visit Together We Rise to learn more and donate.
Notice of Availability of a Draft EIR for the Sherbeck Field Improvements Project
The Draft EIR will be available through the
NOCCCD website and the
Fullerton College website for a 45-day public comment period from May 15, 2019, through June 28, 2019. A copy of the Draft EIR will also be available for public review at the Fullerton Public Library, 353 West Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton, California 92832, and at the Administrative Offices, North Orange County Community College District, Anaheim campus, located at the address above. Comments on the Draft EIR may be made in writing, with a contact name and return address or email, and should be sent to Richard Williams at the address shown above.
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Fullerton College Competes in Inaugural NASA Tech Transfer Idea Competition
A team of Fullerton College students earned a prestigious spot in the top 10 teams who competed in the nationwide Minority University Research & Education Project Innovation (MUREP) and Tech Transfer Idea Competition (MITTIC) at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Complimentary Tickets to Macbeth for Faculty and Staff
The Theatre Arts Department would like to extend two free complimentary tickets to all faculty and classified staff for their performance of Macbeth.
Contact the Box Office for details.
Outstanding Mentor & Professor Award
Professor Jenn Kinkel received the Excellence in Earl Childhood Education: Outstanding Mentor & Professor Award from The Orange County Association for the Education of Young Children. This award recognizes her hard work and dedication that she shows our students. She will be recognized May 18 at the Quality Start OC Awards Ceremony.
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FC Foundation Raffle: Win a Ford EcoSport
The FC Foundation is raffling a Ford EcoSport with the drawing held at the President's Gala on Oct. 19, 2019. Raffle tickets are $25 each. Buy tickets online or call the foundation at 714-992-7790. Tickets will also be sold outside the front of the FC Bookstore on Monday, May 13 through Thursday, May 16 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Friday, May 17 from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information,
view the flier.
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Softball
The Hornet softball squad finally broke through the regional wall reaching the state tourney for the first time since 2005. It was not an easy task as No. 5 Fullerton had to travel to No. 4 El Camino College for the Super Regional playoff series where FC took two games out of three from the Warriors. Fullerton had lost the first game 3-2, but bounced back to win two straight on the road against one of the toughest teams in the state. Up Next: The No. 5 seed from the south Hornets will play in the CCCAA State Tournament at Bakersfield College and Cal State Bakersfield on May 16-19. All games will be broadcast live via SoCal College Sports. The Hornets will open up against No. 1 in the north San Mateo (41-2 overall) this Thursday, May 16th at Bakersfield College at 1:30 p.m.
Baseball
Sophomore pitcher Connor Tousignant accepted a scholarship to Cal Poly Pomona late last week. Tousignant was an All-Orange Empire Conference Pitcher in 2018 and earned conference "Honorable Mention" honors this season.
Women's Track and Field
Two Hornets will be competing in the State Championships at the College of San Mateo this weekend (May 17-18). Sophomore Myrna Gillas qualified to compete in the high jump and long jump, while freshman Alicia Victoria will compete in the 400 hurdles.
Men's Basketball
Fresh off their state championship title win, sophomore guards Jailen Moore and Ezekiel Alley made it official on Thursday afternoon signing full-ride scholarships to St. Cloud State and Northwest Nazarene. Other players to sign from the 2018-19 State Championship team are Rodrick McCobb (Northern Colorado), Ronne Readus (Cal State Bakersfield), and Lance Coleman II (Cal State Northridge). Stay tuned as more Hornets will be signing soon.
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Thursday, May 16-Saturday May 18, 7:30 p.m. Bronwyn Dodson Theatre
Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most familiar and darkest tales. This production plays out in a not-so-distant, dystopian world, where society is teetering upon the brink of collapse. This story is not just about Macbeth, but rather the collaboration and partnership of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth to taste the bittersweet fruits of their sown treachery. The "weird sisters" bring mystery and prophesy through an intoxicating musical appeal that is sexy, alluring, but extremely dangerous.
Through May 15, Art Gallery
This annual exhibition presents the best of the best artwork created during the current academic year. Prizes will be awarded to the students who demonstrate the highest artistic merit. Many works will be available for purchase.
May 14 at 7:30 p.m., Campus Theatre
This award winning ensemble performs jazz fusion music as well as standard big band swing jazz throughout the semester.
May 16 at 7:30 p.m., Wilshire Auditorium
The Fullerton College Men's and Women's Chorale has a tradition of camaraderie. They perform both on and off campus and provides students an opportunity to perform a broad range of music from a variety of genres.
May 17 at 6:30 p.m., Recital Hall
Ensemble performs pieces from the 18th century to the present.
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Tuesday, May 14
Rest and Relaxation Days - 11 a.m., Rooms 224-8
Wednesday, May 15
Rest and Relaxation Days
- 11 a.m., Rooms 224-8
Thursday, May 16
Mindful May Workshop - 5:30 p.m., Room 1426
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