California State University, Stanislaus students who have excelled in Chicana and Chicano Studies research projects will receive special recognition at a program scheduled for 3 p.m. on Friday, March 27 in the John Stuart Rogers Faculty Development Center.

Now in its 20th season of competition at the NCAA Division II level, the Cal State Stanislaus baseball program has reached the top for the first time.

The California State University, Stanislaus College of Education and the Department of Teacher Education, in conjunction with the Graduate School, is conducting information sessions, free to the public, on the Master’s degree program in Curriculum and Instruction.

The sessions, scheduled for Wednesday, March 11; Monday, April 6; and Friday, May 1; are designed to help Valley residents cash in on the opportunity for affordable higher education at a time when the nation is looking for long-term solutions to its economic difficulties.

will feature former United Farm Workers organizer and Turlock native Aggie Rose Chavez and noted labor attorney Liza Medina as guest speakers.

California State University, Stanislaus will once again bring together a group of the area’s young students and teachers with 32 experts from the field of science this Monday, March 9. The "Dinner With A Scientist" program will focus on science careers and scientific topics. Activities start with tours of the University science facilities and scientific demonstrations, including chemistry magic shows, from 3:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. in the Naraghi Hall of Science. Scientists, students, and teachers will then join each other for dinner in the University Union Event Center.

Applications are currently being accepted for the Fall 2009 waiting list at the California State University, Stanislaus Child Development Center.
 

Now in its 20th season of competition at the NCAA Division II level, the Cal State St

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A power outage in the Science I Building on the California State University, Stanislaus campus in Turlock resulted in 18 classes being moved to other buildings on Thursday, February 26.

Repairs were made and the University restored power on Friday, February 27.

Classes that were temporarily relocated were:

GEOL 2100 001…Instructor M. Giaramita …940-1107 in S133…Alternative Room A 40
ECON 2500 005…Instructor V. Harrison…1115-1242 in S133…Alternative Room P 120
ECON 2500 002…Instructor V. Harrison…1255-222 in S133…Alternative Room P 120