Hey Stan State Warriors! Do you ever doubt your own abilities or feel like you are a fraud? Do you ever feel inadequate despite others making positive statements about you? This could be Imposter Syndrome.
This workshop will focus on how to recognize and address those feelings in order to fully embrace yourself and enjoy all the opportunities that come you way.
Facilitator: Crystal Gonzalez, APCC
Discover endless opportunities in the English Department at Stan State:
Ready to hear some live music at the Grill? Stop by for a bite to eat, live music, and mingle with friends.
Join us on a campus walk dedicated to spreading awareness about suicide prevention.
Together, we stride towards fostering a supportive community, breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and providing a lifeline of hope for those in need.
The campus walk is a collaborative event in partnership with Campus Recreation, Counseling & Psychological Services, the Student Health Center, the University Student Center and Associated Students, Inc.
Come learn about the application process, the types of scholarships offered, and the do's and dont's of a successful scholarship application!
There are a wide range of jobs for individuals with an anthropology degree and can depend on your specialization (e.g., cultural anthropology, medical anthropology, biological anthropology, and archaeology):
This workshop is meant to help master’s and doctoral-level students gain familiarity with Template A of the thesis/project/dissertation paper format. This workshop intends to cover where to find the template, how to fill it out, and common mistakes to avoid when using Template A.
Additionally, students will have the opportunity to ask questions and work on filling out this portion of their paper.
This workshop will take place on Wednesday, March 13th, from 2:00 to 3:00p.m. at DBH 120. No RSVP is required to attend.
During this Spanish Language Circle meeting, participants will delve into the history of Karaoke and enjoy singing Karaoke Spanish songs.
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.