California State University, Fullerton
California State University, Fullerton
| Motto | Vox Veritas Vita
(Latin, "Voice, Truth and Life"). |
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| Established |
1957 |
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| School type |
Public |
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| President |
Fullerton, CA, USA |
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| Enrollment |
31,540 |
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| Faculty |
1,900 |
| Endowment |
US$13.2 Million |
| Campus |
Suburban, 236 acres |
| Sports teams |
Titans |
| Website |
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The California State University, Fullerton, often referred to as Cal State Fullerton, is a part of the California State University System located in Fullerton, California.
History
In 1957, Cal State Fullerton became the 12th State College in California to be authorized by the Legislature. The following year a site was designated in northeast Fullerton. It was purchased in 1959, when Cal State Fullerton College of the Arts
- Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics
- Cal State Fullerton College of Communications
- Cal State Fullerton College of Engineering and Computer Science
- Cal State Fullerton College of Human Development and Community Service
- Cal State Fullerton College of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Cal State Fullerton College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Athletics
Cal State Fullerton participates in the NCAA Division I-A Big West Conference.
It is the home of the first Intercollegiate Elephant Races and a four-time NCAA's Men's Baseball College World Series champion, 1979, 1984, 1995, and 2004.
Notable Cal State Fullerton Alumni
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