October 2012 Edition
California State University | Stanislaus
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ALUM TAKING A STAN
Susan (Kissee) Johnston Owner of Bonnie J. Boutique '89, B.A. in Business Administration |
Proposition 30 Critical to the CSUCSU Stanislaus encourages you to participate in the upcoming general election. Of particular importance to the CSU is Proposition 30. The measure spares the university system from an additional state-funding cut of at least $250 million—a total reduction of $1.2 billion (40 percent of state support) since 2007. For this reason, the CSU Board of Trustees has endorsed Prop. 30. |
President Celebrates Alumni, Calls for Partnership in Fall Address
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Business Alumnus Invests in the Future with ScholarshipWhen Yun Frederick “Fred” Bee (Class of ’01) graduated from CSU Stanislaus with a business administration degree with a concentration in human resources, he may not have had his current job — owner of a successful international export business — in mind. Nevertheless, he believes the scope of his learning gave him a firm foundation on which to build. |
Disabled Alumna Hopes to Enlighten Through Children's Books
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The quality of CSU Stanislaus alumni and their vital role in the San Joaquin Valley was a major theme of President Joseph F. Sheley's 
CSU Stanislaus Alumna Jennifer Kuhns (B.A. ’05, M.A. ’08) has seen firsthand how unforgiving some children can be in the presence of other kids who are different. She also knows that behavior often comes from a simple lack of understanding.Take a LookSee photos of alumni and friends at the Bonnie J. event for President Sheley.Show Your PrideEmail Shannon Nichols to request a free CSU Stanislaus lapel pin. Wear it proudly and give a shout out when you see other alumni wearing theirs.Stay in TouchWe want to know what’s going on with you. If you’ve had a change in job, career or address, update your info and stay up to date with what your fellow alumni have been up to.Save the DateWarrior Crab FeedSaturday, Dec. 8 Note new location: CSU Stanislaus Main Dining Menu: All-you-can-eat crab, salad, pasta and bread Tickets: $50 per person Leave a LegacyExplore a variety of planned gift options at the new Planning Giving website. |
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