Sit and Sip Workshop
Join us for a meaningful and relaxing afternoon at the pergola as we come together to raise awareness for National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. Hosted by the Basic Needs Team, Campus Recreation, and Counseling and Psychological Services, this event offers a unique opportunity to unwind with a variety of de-stress activities designed to refresh your mind and spirit.
Transitioning from Student to Professional Workshop
Navigating the shift from college to career can be challenging, especially for first-generation students. Join us for a valuable workshop where you’ll gain insights into potential barriers faced by First Gen Professionals and discover effective strategies to overcome these challenges.
This engaging session will provide you with the opportunity to connect with fellow first-gen students, share experiences, and build your support network.
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Art Club: Create Your Own Zine – A Collage in Book Form
Join us for a fun and creative workshop where you’ll design your very own personal magazine! Blend your drawings with magazine pictures to express your unique style and story.
What to Expect:
Art Club: Create Your Own Zine – A Collage in Book Form
Join us for a fun and creative workshop where you’ll design your very own personal magazine! Blend your drawings with magazine pictures to express your unique style and story.
What to Expect:
Leslie Rocha Delarosa remembers the sacrifices her parents made so she could be the first in her family to attend college.
“All the challenges my parents overcame to push me to where I am now and my sacrifices as a first-gen student are being recognized,” said Delarosa, a second-year child development major from Stockton. “It makes me feel amazing to know this is the way I am getting recognized.”
For Delarosa, Stanislaus State’s First-Gen Celebration Week means the sacrifices of her parents — and her own — are seen.
Art and Relaxation Workshop
Join the Well-Being Ambassadors in room 1074 for a relaxing and creative afternoon! Unwind and let your imagination flow as you explore your artistic side. Enjoy a variety of painting materials provided for you, and feel free to bring your own ideas or inspiration! Take this opportunity to connect with others, express yourself, and leave with a beautiful piece of art.
Join us for this series of inspiring presentations featuring Stan State Faculty Artists and Authors. These lunch hour events are free and open to everyone! Look for our Fall'25 events soon!
This workshop is part of UnderSTANding Our Community: A Belonging Series, a 12-part series designed to foster understanding, equity and inclusion at Stan State.
Participants will earn a certificate of completion by attending at least 10 workshops in the series.
Two sessions: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6–7:30 p.m.
*Both sessions will be via Zoom.
What is a land acknowledgment? Many organizations have a land acknowledgment, but individuals working for these organizations often do not truly understand it. This workshop helps participants understand the history of land acknowledgments, why we do them, what should be included in them and gives examples of how organizations can authentically engage with tribal communities.
Two sessions: 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 6–7:30 p.m.