In an effort to better serve students, Fullerton College is staffing two information booths, one in front of the LLRC and the other north of the 1400 Building. The booths will be staffed Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am - 7 pm. Staff volunteers will be stationed at each booth to assist students.  Volunteers will be responsible for answering general questions and providing assistance to students, and have reference materials and access to a trained staff member should questions arise. It's not too late to volunteer for a shift. To do so, contact your respective dean or manager and they will assist you. Even if you do not volunteer for a shift, please remember to wear your "Welcome to Fullerton College" button. If you do not have a button, please contact the Switchboard. 

As part of its year-long Centennial celebration, Fullerton College is presenting a one-day Futures Conference this Friday, January 31 in the Campus Theatre. The event will feature guest speakers, performance artists, and interactive experiences designed to explore visions for the future. Presented in association with Arts Orange County, the nonprofit countywide arts council, the Centennial Futures Conference is intended to help attendees discover new ideas and ways of thinking, to interact with other participants in informal social networking, and to engage them in stimulating discussions. Tickets are available for $50 per person, which includes continental breakfast, lunch, and a post-conference reception. An early bird rate of $25 is available through Wednesday, January 29.

Participants include James Mayer, CEO of California Forward; Dr. Brian Kennedy, President of the Buck Institute on Aging; Greg Trimarche, President and Chairman of Clean Tech OC; Martha Montoya, Founder & CEO, Los Kitos Produce and Farms; Alan Tericciano, composer of "Music for House Plants;" and Dan Goods, an artist who serves as Visual Strategist for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Additionally, there will be a presentation by Travis Sims, Education and Technical Trainer at RED Digital Cameras, who will offer attendees a unique hands-on opportunity to interact with what is arguably the gold standard in filmmaking technology today - and manufactured in Orange County.