Amy Bublak arrived at Stanislaus State in 1983 with two goals: to play sports and distance herself from her hometown of Latrobe in El Dorado County. 

The 1989 graduate did so much more, emerging as the epitome of a Warrior.  

The Mayor of Turlock, serving her second four-year term after re-election in 2022, is hard-pressed to explain her improbable journey, from unhappy childhood to athletics success, bachelor’s degree in sociology, president of Stan State’s Associated Students, Inc., police officer and the leader of a city of 73,000. 

The Career & Professional Development Center and the University Library are hosting a panel discussion to spotlight industry leaders from our community.
The Stan State alumnae will discuss their journeys from college to their chosen careers. 

The title and theme of the 2024 ES Conference is Practicing Decolonial Wellbeing and Spirituality.
The conference will feature healing practitioners who will share about and facilitate group sessions on wellbeing and spiritual practices from indigenous Filipinx, Latinx, and Celtic traditions in person on March 14, Thursday, 5pm-7pm in MSR 130, and virtually on March 15, Friday, 12pm-2pm. 

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The title and theme of the 2024 ES Conference is Practicing Decolonial Wellbeing and Spirituality.
The conference will feature healing practitioners who will share about and facilitate group sessions on wellbeing and spiritual practices from indigenous Filipinx, Latinx, and Celtic traditions in person on March 14, Thursday, 5pm-7pm in MSR 130, and virtually on March 15, Friday, 12pm-2pm. 

Warriors! Stop by the library's booth to say "hi" to library staff and faculty and learn about upcoming events, or pick up the latest bookmark.
On March 27th stop by to get your book-related temporary tattoo to show your love for reading.

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