Were it not for the Noyce Teacher Scholarship that California State University, Stanislaus student Alice Poulson is receiving this coming academic year, her goal of becoming a science teacher would still be just out of reach.
 
“I couldn’t afford to stay in school, so I dropped out,” she said. “I’ve wanted to be a teacher for a long time, but – if it weren’t for this scholarship – I wouldn’t be here at all,” Poulson said.
 
Since winning the $10,000 award, Poulson, 39, has re-enrolled in CSU Stanislaus and is on track to earn a teaching credential.
 

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Nearly 1,000 third-graders from Turlock City Schools will learn where their food comes from tomorrow at an educational event at California State University, Stanislaus.

What: At Ag Edventure 2010 students will experience a little bit of everything ag, from fruit production and nutrition presentations to goats, pigs, chickens, dairy cows and tractors. Students will also tour the University’s sustainable garden and plant their own tomatoes.
Current Issues in Autism: The Do's, Don'ts, and Don't Knows...

Tuesday, May 25th 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Faculty Development Center
Refreshments will be served

Dr. Carrie Dempsey, BCBA - CSU Stanislaus
Dr. Jane Howard, BCBA - CSU Stanislaus and Therapeutic Pathways
Deborah Lazarri, MA, BCBA - Stanislaus County Office of Education, Director, Special Programs/Autism
Dr. Monika Suchowierska, BCBA, Fulbright Scholar
Sharlyne Nomellini, MA - VMRC, Coordinator of Autism Services
Dr. Gary Novak, BCBA - CSU Stanislaus
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