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WHAT IS C.S.U.F
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• CSUF is Cal State Fullerton California State
  University is a public university

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WHAT IS CSUF PORTAL
CSUF is Cal State Fullerton California State
University is a public university located in
Fullerton, California. With a total enrollment of
more than 41,000, it has the largest student
body in the California State University (CSU)
system, with 23 campuses and more than 5,000
students, making it one of the largest student
groups in California State University and
California. In the fall of 2016, the school has
2083 teachers, including 782 teachers, offering
109 courses 55 undergraduate courses, 54
advanced courses, including 3 doctoral courses.
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Cal State Fullerton is the Latin American Service
Organization (HSI) and can call itself the Asia
Pacific Islander Service Organization (AANAPISI).
The university has obtained national
accreditations in arts, physical education,
economics, chemistry, communication, disease
communication, and computer science. , Dance,
engineering, music, nursing, government, public
health, social work, teacher training and drama.
CSUF-related expenditures have affected
California and the local economy at an estimated
2.26 billion, and supported nearly 16,000 jobs
across the state. History Founding In 1957,
Orange County State College became the twelfth
state university in California to graduate from
the state legislature. The following year, a site
was allocated to build a campus in Northeast
Fullerton. In 1959, the same year, Ph.D. William
B. Langsdorff was appointed as the founding
principal of the school. In September 1959, 452
students attended classes. In July 1962, the
school was renamed Orange State College.
California State University Fullerton. In June
1972, the school finally changed its name, and
the school was renamed Fullerton California State
University.
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Mascot
The elephant was chosen as the mascot of the
university, nicknamed Titan Tuffy, as early as
1962, when the campus held the "first
inter-school elephant competition in human
history". The May 11 event attracted 10,000
spectators, 15 pachyderm participants and
reports from all over the world.
Campus violence Three serious violent incidents
occurred on the campus, and people were shot
dead. On July 12, 1976, Edward Charles Allaway,
a campus administrator with paranoid
schizophrenia, shot and killed 9 people at the
University Library (now Pollack Library) on the
Fullerton campus in California. This was the
worst mass shooting in Orange County's history
at the time. On October 13, 1984, physics teacher
Edward Cooperman was shot and killed by his
former student Min Van Lam in McCarthy Hall.
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"Of all the people in this department I talked
to, there was no fear that anyone would hurt
Steve. No one said there was a problem," Triano
said. I was considered a difficult boss. He is
considered a very considerate, very strict, and
concise person.
2000s Modern growth This university developed
rapidly in the first decade of the 2000s. The
Performing Arts Center was built in January
2006, and the new Steven G. Mihaylo Hall and the
new student entertainment center opened in the
summer of 2008. Citation needed In the fall of
2008, the Performing Arts Center was renamed the
Joseph A. Clay III Performing Arts Center to
commemorate the US5 million charity commitment
made by the curator of the Joseph A. Clay
Foundation to the university. Link required
Since 1963, the curriculum has been expanded to
include many graduate programs, including
multiple doctoral degrees, and numerous
certification and certification programs.
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Campus
The campus is located in a former citrus grove
northeast of Fullerton, with the Orange Highway
(SR-57) to the east, State College Avenue to the
west, Yorba Linda Avenue to the north, and
Nutwood Avenue to the south.
Although it was built in the late 1950s, most of
the first construction of the campus was carried
out in the late 1960s under the direction of
artist and architect Howard van Hoecklin, who
gave the campus a futuristic style And amazing
buildings (such as Pollack South Library, Titan
Stores, Humanities, McCarthy Hall) in response to
the proliferation of Googie buildings in the
Fullerton community. The Pollack Library is home
to a collection of Philip K. Dick's science
fiction novels. Since 1993, the College Park
Building, Stephen J. Michaelos Zimmer, College
Hall, Titan Student Union, Student Recreation
Center, Nutwood Parking Structure, State
University Parking Structure, Dan Black Hall,
Joseph A. Clay III Performing Arts Center have
been Add to campus.West Phase III Residence,
Central Art Center and Pollack Library.In order
to power the university and make it more
environmentally friendly, solar panels have been
installed on the roofs of several buildings on
the campus.
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These panels generate 7 to 8 of the electricity
daily and are located on the top of the east
parking lot, the Clay Performing Arts Center, and
the Kinesiology and Health Sciences Building.
In August 2011, the university added a 143
million apartment complex, including five new
student residences, a grocery store, and a
565-seat restaurant called Gastronome.
Satellite facilities The university has an
additional campus in Irvine, California,
approximately 20 miles south of the original
Fullerton site, at the Grand Central Arts Center
and Garden Grove Center in downtown Santa
Ana. Proposed expansion In May 2010, CSUF
announced plans to acquire the property where
Hope International University is located, but
the transaction was later cancelled. In September
2010, CSUF also announced plans to expand the
area south of Nutwood Avenue and build a project
called CollegeTown, which will integrate adjacent
residential and commercial areas on campus. Due
to community opposition, the planning authorities
of the Fullerton Commission postponed all
activities of the project indefinitely in
February 2016.
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Desert Studies Center
The Desert Research Center is a field station at
California State University in Chitzkers,
California, in the Mojave Desert. The purpose of
the center is to provide research, teaching and
learning opportunities about the surrounding
environment of the Mojave Desert. It is
officially operated by the California Desert
Research Alliance, which consists of 7 CSU
locations Fullerton, California Institute of
Technology, Long Beach, San Bernardino,
Northridge, Dominguez Mountains, and Los Angeles.
Academics CSUF's academic departments and
programs are organized into four Liberal Arts
colleges, College of the Arts Colleges of
Humanities and Social Sciences College of
Natural Sciences and Mathematics College of
Communications programs but few doctoral degrees,
and ranks fourth among 66 CSUF public
universities. 124 regional schools ranked 3rd in
the category of "Best Social Mobility Artists"
and 3rd in the ranking of and four vocational
colleges
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College of Engineering and Computer Science
College of Health and Human Development College
of Business and Economics College of
Education Admissions and enrollment In the fall
semester of 2013, among 23 locations that
received nearly 65,000 applications, CSUF was
the third largest CSU application, including more
than 40,000 freshman applications and nearly
23,000 translation requests, ranking second in
CSU. Rankings and distinctions In 2021 U.S. News
and World Report, Fullerton ranks 16th among 127
regional universities in the western United
States, offers multiple master's 25 "Best Student
Education Programs". Money magazine ranked
California Institute of Technology 34th out of
739 schools in the United States in the "Most
Profitable University" published in 2020, and
ranked 22nd among the 50 best public schools in
the United States.
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Athletics CSUF participated in the NCAA Division
I Big West Conference. They have won 13 national
championships in eight different sports. (1970,
womens basketball (CIAW) 1971, 1972, 1974 mens
gymnastics 1971 ski team 1973 womens fencing
1989 mens bowling 1979 womens gymnastics
1979, 1984, softball 210986 year). Their
baseball team is a timeless national team, with
four national championships and dozens of major
league baseball players. Has 15 national jazz
champion UDA Division 1 school degrees 2000,
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010,
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 and
national UDA hip hop Division 1. The dance
company also holds a number of joint spiritual
association titles. CSUF hosts the Ben Brown
Invitational every season. In addition to the
I-level school team, it currently supports 21
club sports, including archery, baseball,
cycling, horse riding, wrestling and jiu-jitsu,
ice hockey, and mens lacrosse. Nazarite dance,
men's rugby, women's rugby, hockey, salsa team,
men's football, women's football, table tennis,
tennis, Frisbee, men's volleyball, women's
volleyball, skiing and martial arts. Due to their
proximity to Long Beach, these schools are
considered competitors. The baseball game of the
Long Beach State Baseball Team is particularly
fierce, and the team also has a highly
competitive college baseball program.
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CSUF is the first university in Orange County to
have a Greek system, and its first fraternity
was established in 1960. The Universitys
official student newspaper, Daily Titan, also
began operations in 1960. The other official
student publication is Titan Radio.
Student life
On April 23, 2014, the University of California,
Fullerton opened the Titan Dreamer Resource
Center. The center is the first unlicensed
resource center. Students in the ChSU system.
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