4th Annual Healing Masculinities through Collective Voices:
Knowledge, Critical Consciousness, and Transformation(s)
The Ethnic Studies Department will host the 4th Annual Healing Masculinities through Collective Voices virtual community event on Thursday, December 5, 2024, from 5-7 p.m. This year’s theme is Knowledge, Critical Consciousness, and Transformation. This online event is free and open to the public.
Stanislaus State's Warrior Entrepreneurship and Innovation Group invites you to the WEI Challenge. Join us for a friendly competition between a group of students. This exciting event will feature a panel of judges to provide feedback on innovative business ideas and announce a grand prize winner!
All students and community members are invited. We will be serving food and drinks at the event. The event is free!
Discover the Benefits of a Stanislaus State MBA Degree!
Deciding to pursue an MBA is a significant step towards your future success. Join us for an upcoming Information Session to explore how an MBA from Stanislaus State can position you for a fulfilling and prosperous career.
Join the Master of Social Work Program for an informational session to learn more about exciting opportunities available for the Fall 2025 school year! Discover our programs, meet faculty from our department, and explore how we can help you achieve your academic and career goals!
Join the Master of Social Work Program for an informational session to learn more about exciting opportunities available for the Fall 2025 school year! Discover our programs, meet faculty from our department, and explore how we can help you achieve your academic and career goals!
The final countdown check-in event is intended to help master’s and doctoral-level students who have some last-minute questions or concerns regarding their thesis/project/dissertation paper submission. This event is meant to allow students a space to have questions answered about the guidelines and submission process or even to have a brief review of a “problem spot” on their paper. This event can also serve as a time for students to work on their papers and have someone available to answer questions as needed.
The final countdown check-in event is intended to help master’s and doctoral-level students who have some last-minute questions or concerns regarding their thesis/project/dissertation paper submission. This event is meant to allow students a space to have questions answered about the guidelines and submission process or even to have a brief review of a “problem spot” on their paper. This event can also serve as a time for students to work on their papers and have someone available to answer questions as needed.
The open office faculty drop-in is meant for faculty to get questions answered regarding the new thesis/project/dissertation submission process. Faculty that are working with students on submitting are welcome to drop into a virtual office space to ask questions, seek clarification, and become more knowledgeable about available resources. This event will take place on Zoom on Wednesday, December 2nd, and December 6th, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. No RSVP is required.
