A healing circle that is geared to supporting young Black identifying students on campus.
About the Program
The WEI Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EIR) Program, a pioneering initiative at Stanislaus State, is designed as an interdisciplinary endeavor with a core objective: achieving convergence. This convergence signifies a deeply collaborative fusion of disciplines aimed at catalyzing a transformational, positive regional impact in entrepreneurial and innovative spaces. Our EIRs are committed to providing advisory support to faculty and students embarking on journeys in entrepreneurship and innovation.
Modesto Peace/Life Center
30th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration
7 p.m. Feb. 10, 2024
Modesto Junior College, Performing and Media Arts Center
435 College Avenue, Modesto
Featuring Keynote Speaker Maya Wiley
Day of Remembrance of WWII Mass Incarceration of Japanese Americans: Japanese American Redress and the Contemporary Movement for Black Reparations. There will be a Panel and Discussion on the history of the Japanese American Redress Movement and the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 and the current state of the Black Reparations Movement in California and across the US.
Aspiring Educator's first meeting for Spring semester!
This will be a club meeting discussing back to school tips, time management, organization, etc.
Conversations with Authors and Artists (CAA) is a recurring event: twice a semester. Our first two events were in Spring 2023. The series format is for Professor Jesse Wolfe (English Dept) to interview two faculty, usually from CAHSS, about a book they have written or other comparable scholarly or creative achievement.
Additional workshops and events can be found at SSS Calendar of Event. In-person workshops are only available to students in compliance with COVID-19 Campus Event Protocol. If you are not in compliance to be on campus, you will not be able to attend the workshop.
Workshop will start on time and credit will not be given for partial attendance. Please be on time & plan accordingly!