2nd Annual November 3 vs 3 Basketball Tournament to raise awareness for men' health. This will close out a months worth of MSI activities and workshops during the month of November.
The workshop will go over how to balance life in college. Some of us work full-time jobs, deal with personal problems, family.
As a part of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, join the Stan State Financial Aid Office to talk about budgeting, credit, and how to avoid identity theft, which are all especially important topics during this economic environment.
As a part of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, become a Basic Needs Ally! Join us for a virtual workshop that provides opportunities on how to support Warriors in navigating food and housing insecurity. Faculty, staff, and students are invited.
This workshop will focus on the importance of prioritizing your mental and physical health while being a full-time student!
The Master of Social Work Hybrid Program is pleased to announce information sessions for Fall of 2024. Please attend any one of our information sessions, designed to provide an overview of the program, the admissions process and degree requirements of the MSW Hybrid program.
The Undocumented Student Services office encourages Stanislaus State students, employees, immediate families, and Alumni to schedule a free Immigration Legal Service Consultation. Services can range from DACA Renewal, family petitions, U Visas, Deportation protection, Citizenship Application, and other immigration reliefs.
In preparation for Queer Prom (12/8), WCCC is hosting a clothing swap and styling opportunity for folks to perfect their prom looks. Will solicit clothing donations from the campus community as well as volunteers to help with styling for masc, femme, and non-binary individuals.
The Fulbright Student Award Information session will provide students with basic information about applying for a Fulbright Student Award for Research/Study or Teaching English as a Second Language.
There are many different mistakes that sneak into our writing. We might not even notice them, but our reader will. Let’s talk about ways to overcome some of the most persistent (and tricky) mistakes in grammar and writing. Additional workshops and the link to register can be found at the link below.