October 3, 2025 - 19:48

On October 2, a momentous occasion unfolded as alumni, donors, faculty, staff, and friends of the Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics came together to honor a significant milestone in the institution's history. The event marked the celebration of a generous $4.5 million gift from Jerry Conrey and Dr. Victoria Shook Conrey, which has led to the naming of the Conrey Center for Entrepreneurship.
This transformative donation stands as one of the largest contributions ever received by the university, underscoring the Conreys' commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship within the academic community. The Conrey Center is poised to become a hub for aspiring entrepreneurs, providing resources, mentorship, and support to students eager to launch their own ventures.
The gathering was filled with excitement and gratitude, reflecting the profound impact that such contributions have on shaping the future of business education at Cal State Fullerton. This initiative not only honors the Conreys but also paves the way for future generations of entrepreneurs.
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