CSUF Comm Week 2026

ETC's annual mixer is the biggest event of the year. There will be 20+ professionals from various areas of the entertainment and tourism industry. Students get to network with professionals during this event while enjoying food and entertainment.

This eventis for ETC members only.

The CSUF Titans Forensics (Speech & Debate) Showcase is an exciting annual event celebrating the art of competitive speaking and argument. Featuring standout performances from Cal State Fullerton’s award-winning intercollegiate team, the showcase highlights a powerful platform speech, an interpretive performance, and a dynamic impromptu speech. The event also includes a live, audience-friendly debate on a timely economic issue, offering a front-row seat to the skill, strategy, and impact of collegiate debate. Join us for an engaging evening that brings ideas to life through performance and persuasion.

Hosted by Professor Erika Thomas & Professor Shanara Reid-Brinkley

Board Members will be giving a rundown of the music industry and key information for students who may want to pursue a career in music. 

Hosted by MIC

The Santa Ana Arts District Creative Bootcamp is an AdClub hosted ideation event where CSUF Communications students collaborate directly with local businesses to develop promotional campaign concepts that elevate Santa Ana’s creative identity.

Hosted at Grand Central Art Center during Comm Week, the bootcamp connects emerging talent with advertising professionals and the local business community while spotlighting Santa Ana as a cultural destination.

This event is by RSVP only and space is limited. Click here to RSVP: CSUF AdClub Event RSVP
 
Hosted by CSUF AdClub, Professor Carolyn Coal

CSUF PRSSA is celebrating its year of accomplishments. Join the chapter for a night of awards, food, and fun!

Please note that this session is exclusively open to members of PRSSA and requires a ticjet and RSVP.  

Hosted by PRSSA

Lambda Pi Eta will be hosting an engaging Pop Culture event that showcases the dynamic and real-world applications of Human Communications courses. Through interactive elements and relevant pop culture examples, the event will highlight how these classes equip students with valuable skills in media literacy, storytelling, and effective communication across diverse platforms. Attendees will gain insight into how Human Communications connects classroom concepts to the trends and conversations shaping today’s cultural landscape.

Hosted by Lambda Pi Eta

In this session, Yaa Asantewaa Faraji breaks down how she uses AI to multiply output across both her corporate role and her independent creative work. From scaling content strategy in fast-paced product environments to launching a film production company, this talk explores how AI can act as a force multiplier for productivity, creativity, and career growth. Students will gain insight into how AI tools—ranging from custom GPTs to rapid web prototyping—can be used to enhance storytelling, support product innovation, and create new pathways into industries like tech, media, and content strategy. 

Hosted by Professor Amber Chitty Wilson, NABJ and Black CommUnity

Bringing the newsroom to Cal State Fullerton, Telemundo 52 panelists will recount their academic and professional journey, navigating the newsroom as bilingual and Hispanic media professionals. Gain insight from notable professionals in the field, including eight-time award-winning news anchor Alejandra Ortiz, alongside four-time award-winning news producer Genesis Samayoa-Hildago, and the Vice President of News at Telemundo 52 Los Angeles, Mike Gaytán. 
Following the conversation, the hosts will open the floor for audience members to ask these professionals further questions about their experiences and ask for advice on stepping into the industry.  This event is open to all community members and will offer complimentary zero-sugar energy drinks thanks to our sponsor, El Jefe, so join us for a memorable event and learn what it takes to make notable contributions in a high-paced industry. 


Hosted by NAHJ and Professor Elise Assaf