Programming
Programming Calendar
| Event | Date | Time | Location | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IT Movie Night: A Mincecraft Movie | Aug.22 | 3:30 PM-7 PM | IM Fields | |
| All Day ASI | Sept.4 | 9:30 AM-9 PM | Becker Amphitheater, Titan Bowl and Billiards and Student Recreation Center | |
| Jazz at the Becker | Sept.9 | noon-1 PM | Becker Amphitheater | |
| Concert at the Becker | Sept.16 | noon-1 PM | Becker Amphitheater | |
| Barbershop Talks in Collaboration with CSUF Male Success Initiative | Sept.16 | noon-2 PM | TSU Pub | |
| Beyond the Conversation in Collaboration with CSUF Division of Student Affairs | Sept.18 | 6 PM-7 PM | Pavilions | |
| Banda Night | Sept.25 | 7 PM-9 PM | Becker Amphitheater | |
| Women's Soccer Tailgate in Collaboration with Titan Athletics | Oct.2 | 4 PM-5:30 PM | Tuffy Lawn | |
| ASI Fall Concert | Oct.4 | 4 PM | Intramural Fields | |
| Theme Night | Oct.7 | 6 PM-8 PM | Pavilions BC | |
| AICA Multicultural Fest in Collaboration with International Education and Engagement | Oct.14 | Becker Amphitheater | ||
| Concert at the Becker | Oct.21 | noon-1 PM | Becker Amphitheater | |
| Barbershop Talks in Collaboration with CSUF Male Success Initiative | Oct.21 | noon-2 PM | TSU Pub | |
| Themed Movie Night | Oct.21 | 7 PM-9 PM | TSU Titan Theater | |
| Pumpkin Patch | Oct.23 | 4 PM-7 PM | Tuffy Lawn | |
| Dia De Los Muertos Event in Collaboration with the Latinx Community Resource Center | Oct.28 | 3 PM-5 PM | Central Quad | |
| Jazz at the Becker | Nov.4 | noon-1 PM | Becker Amphitheater | |
| Barbershop Talks in Collaboration with CSUF Male Success Initiative | Nov.18 | noon-2 PM | TSU Pub | |
| Concert at the Becker | Nov.18 | noon-1 PM | Becker Amphitheater | |
| Theme Night | Nov.18 | 7 PM-9 PM | TSU Titan Theater | |
| Late Night Study | Dec.2 | 6 PM-9 PM | Pavilions | |
| Men's Basketball Tailgate in Collaboration with Titan Athletics | Dec.4 | 5 PM-6:30 PM | Tuffy Lawn |
AICA Events
| Event | Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social Justice Week Kickoff | Mar.17 | 10AM-1PM | Central Quad |
| Culture Courture | Apr.22 | 11AM-1PM | Becker Amphitheater |
All students, regardless of race, sex, color, ethnicity, national origin, or any other protected status, who are interested in learning more about Associated Students Inc. are welcome.
For additional information regarding specific services, please inquire within the department.
ASI, in collaboration with the Division of Student Affairs and Strategic Enrollment Management, has joined forces to create a special series of events, headlined by guest speakers, focused on social justice and diversity with multiple perspectives, serving multiple communities. Throughout the year ASI also produces many smaller programs to supplement the speakers and their topics to better serve the diverse communities of CSUF.
This Year's Guests Speakers
Mister Cartoon
March 2026
Mister Cartoon is an LA-based graffiti artist, tattoo artist and designer known for bold, street-rooted work that blends raw energy with refined technique. Inspired by classic West Coast graffiti and tattoo culture, his pieces carry strong linework, depth, and authenticity.
He is renowned for tattooing celebrities like Kobe Bryant, Eminem, and Snoop Dogg, as well as designing iconic logos for Cypress Hill and Shady Records.
Mister Cartoon was joined alongside a panel of CSUF leaders including JC Cavitt of Project Rebound, Ricardo Pitones of the Latinx Community Resource Center, and Alexandro Gradilla of the Chicano/Chicana Studies department
Terry Cruz
February 2026
Terry Crews is a dynamic actor, host, and former NFL player known for his larger-than-life presence and comedic versatility. He gained widespread recognition for roles in Brooklyn Nine-Nine and films like White Chicks, where his charisma and humor made him a standout.
Beyond entertainment, Crews is a passionate advocate for personal growth and positive masculinity, using his platform to inspire others while continuing to expand his work across television, film, and media.
John M. Chu
October 2025
Jon M. Chu is a visionary filmmaker known for his vibrant storytelling and dynamic visual style. He gained widespread recognition directing Crazy Rich Asians and In the Heights, bringing culturally rich narratives to mainstream audiences.
With a focus on representation and high-energy filmmaking, Chu continues to shape modern cinema through bold, inclusive stories that resonate worldwide.
Past Guest Speakers
2025-26
Jon M. Chu
Terry Cruz
Mister Cartoon
2024-25
Cynthia Erivo
Daveed Diggs
Giancarlo Esposito
Stephanie Beatriz
2023-24
Ke Huy Quan
Issa Rae
Dianne Guerrero
Tyler James Williams
2022-23
Danny Trejo
Nikole Hannah-Jones
David Hogg
Hunter Schafer
2021-22
Yara Shahidi
Angela Davis
Daniel Dae Kim
Michael Phelps
ASI Student Programs & Engagement is devoted to being inclusive, innovative, and inspiring. We work to unify the campus communities and enhance the Titan experience every day because we believe the differences of our students create the Titan family. ASI’s Student Programs team puts on a wide array of different events and activities on campus each year for students to experience that help keep campus feeling fun and alive. We encourage you to come out to events, participate in activities, and get involved!
We are currently accepting applications for the ASI Street Team.
ASI Programming Board
The ASI Programming Board covers the entertainment part of ASI programming and hosts many weekly, biweekly, and special events on campus that give students something fun to look forward to, a chance to relieve some of the stress that comes along with being in school, or just something to do while taking a break between classes. Events range from things like karaoke and open mic to film screenings and concerts and include special events around midterms and finals and even the biggest event of the year, Spring Concert.
Association for InterCultural Awareness
The Association for Inter-Cultural Awareness (AICA) is the part of Programming that plans events to highlight, celebrate, and educate students about culture and diversity. Performances, showcases, festivals, and experiences bring out a variety of culture-based student organizations and campus departments for activities that all students are welcome to attend., AICA gives students and the campus community the chance to come together to learn, grow, and appreciate one another. AICA also serves as a funding source for events hosted by culture-based student organizations on campus.”
Street Team
The Street Team is a group of volunteers who ensure our events go as smoothly as possible, so every guest can engage and enjoy the event as they intended to. If you are interested in volunteering with us this year, please fill out our registration form.
Concerts
Our campus has the long-standing tradition of highlighting up and coming musical artist that bring a sense community to our student body. We will continue to bring high quality talent to perform their music but we will also add an interaction aspect where students will be able to interact with the band directly after the performance.
Late Night Study
This year unlike any other year, ASI Programming Board will be creating a virtual end of the year celebration for the students of Cal State Fullerton. We will bring new and unique programs for students to enjoy the end of the semester and create virtual spaces and programs that will help alleviate the stresses of Finals week. All Night Study is a tradition unlike anywhere other campus and we will continue to provide this for the students.
Spring Concert
The Spring Concert is the largest student ran program hosted at Cal State University Fullerton. This event highlights some of the music industry’s biggest talents like Miguel, Amine, Valentino Khan, and Cody Ko! Spring Concert also brings out the most popular food trucks and interactive games and rides for thousands of students to enjoy!
Contact Programming
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