Join us in honoring First-Generation Students with a festive brunch event! This is a special opportunity to celebrate the achievements and resilience of first-gen students, faculty, and staff.
What to Expect:
Join Provost Ogle at the Stockton Campus Warrior Welcome Hub! The Provost will be meeting with the Stockton community to discuss possible enrollment to Stan State.
The transition from student to professional can be difficult if you don’t already have a support network. Join us to learn about potential barriers and strategies to address concerns as you transition from college to career.
Study Abroad Panel: Learning from the Holocaust in Poland and Germany
Join us for a powerful panel discussion featuring students, faculty, and staff who participated in a transformative study abroad experience this summer, exploring Holocaust history in Poland and Germany. This immersive program took participants to sites of memory, resistance, and reflection—engaging directly with the legacy of one of history’s darkest chapters.
Male Success Initiative: 4th Annual 3 vs. 3 Basketball Tournament
Join us for the 4th Annual MSI x SRC 3 vs 3 Basketball Tournament! This exciting event hosted by the Male Success Initiative Program aims to promote men's health in honor of our Movember Celebration. Don’t miss out on a day of competition, camaraderie and community awareness!
The purpose of this event is to connect students with firms and organizations across the Central Valley. Students get to network with many professionals in the field and provides professional development opportunities.
Join this Pre-Health meeting to hear about medical professionals' experiences! Pre-Health Society President, Julia Magnu, will speak about her experience as a medical assistant. Pre-Health Society SEC, Juan Zarate, will speak about his experience as an EMT.
Guest speaker, Dr. Krista Nydam, professor at Stan State, will talk about the difference between occupational therapy and physical therapy.
Falling into Balance: Parent Wellness and Resource Group
Dr. Pollie Bith-Melander's documentary "Slow Burns" profoundly explores the lives of five military veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The documentary delves into their experiences during combat tours and the significant challenges they faced upon returning home, mainly focusing on their diagnoses of cancer and chronic illnesses. Through their personal stories, "Slow Burns" sheds light on the complex intersection of military service, health issues, and the aftermath of war.