Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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r Heith Rothman Graduated Saddleback High School Spring 1993. Entered Cal State Fullerton Fall 1993. B.A. Political Science 1997. At Cal State Fullerton, the opportunities for involve- ment are endless. It is up to each individual. Issocl Ud tKAcnts rcslAcnt As President of the Associated Students. Inc. it is my pleasure to congratulate you on earning your degree from Cal State Fullerton. Being a fellow classmate I realize the pressures and hard work you have had to endure in order to achieve this most honored accomplish- ment. In the past few years you have studied, explored, grown, matured, and met many objectives in your aca- demic career. You have also contributed to the educa- tional foundation of this institution by testing concepts and theories in your classwork, participating in campus groups and interacting with faculty and staff members through projects or campus jobs. Throughout your academic struggles you have shown strength in discipline, dedication, and achieve- ment. It is my hope that these qualities along with your personal experiences at Cal State Fullerton will aid you in your future endeavors. Again. I extend to you my sincere congratulations and hope that success follows as you strive to reach many more career and personal goals. Sincerely, Heith Kothman Letters from the presidents-!

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As graduating students you have worked long and hard for this moment. You have striven for the best you could be and you have labored for knowledge and opened your minds to new ideas. You have done all of this and you have succeeded in completing your degree programs and are now ready to make your mark in your respective professions as well as meet your responsibilities to our society. We are proud of you and your accomplishments as Cal State Fullerton ' s newest alumni and we are also proud that Cal State Fullerton continues to be the university where learning is preeminent. Our undergraduate and graduate programs have provided you with the best of current practice, theory and research. With 86 percent of our 1 15,000 alumni living and working in Southern California, Cal State Fullerton ' s greatest contribution to this region has been and will continue to be the quality of our graduate ' s performance in the area ' s business, educational, professional and governmental arenas. We hope that your graduation from Cal State Fullerton will be the beginning of lives that are productive and satisfying for you. We hope that you will always use the knowledge that you have obtained from Cal State Fullerton for the betterment of not only your life but those of your fellow human beings. We hope that the days you have spent at Cal State Fullerton will be but the prologue for happy and fulfilling days yet to come. Your graduation from Cal State Fullerton denotes not severance from the university but your union with it. Com- mencement does not mean, as many wrongly think, the breaking of ties and the beginning of life apart. Rather it marks your initiation in the fullest sense into the fellowship of Cal State Fullerton as bearers of its torch, as centers of its influence, as promoters of its spirit. Wherever you go, Cal State Fullerton goes with you. Wherever you are at work, there is Cal State Fullerton at work. We want to encourage you to see this campus as yours, to be active alumni, discovering for yourselves the personal benefits of continued involvement with Cal State Fullerton. We wish you luck, success and much happiness to you in all your future endeavors. Sincerely, Milton A. Gordon President President Gordon B.S. Xavier University, Louisiana M.A. University of Detroit PliD. Illinois Institute of Technology The new Mission and Goals, planning initiatives and graphic identity all highlight what the Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff strive to accomplish- to make learning preeminent. H Er Al op -Letters from the presidents

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Perspectives on. Thg Cqmpai Many things are necessary to have a university. One of the first physical signs of a university is buildings. After the buildings go up comes the next main ingredient of a university: students. Lots of diverse, energetic, ready-to-leam students. They wander back and forth between big buildings going to class, meeting people, doing things that students do. But these students are humans, too. They talk, laugh, cry, argue, yell, apolo- gize, forgive, love, have fun, and be happy. In short, they just live. Even though these features are common sights among all universities, each one is unique. Never again will the people in these photos be together at this place at this time in history ever again. Never again will there be a California State University Fullerton 1995- 1996. Different perspectives will live forever, through, each of our own memo- ries and on these pages. O-The Campus I