Developing one’s voice through writing is a valuable tool for making a lasting change in our world. This workshop aims to equip students with strategies for using their written voice for social change. Additional workshops and the link to register can be found at the link below.
Come and join us in the Student Center room 103 from 5 PM-8 PM to have a fun game night! There will be a variety of cultural games to choose from, but we recommend that you bring a game, activity, or book to share with your peers. We will have a prize for the top 5 winners!
About the SJRE Commission
The Social Justice and Racial Equity Commission (SJRE) was established in the year 2020 in response to a surge in social and racial tensions including but not exclusive to the tragic murder of George Floyd. This commission serves under the direction of the dean and the College of Education, Kinesiology and Social Work Executive Committee. It aims to continuously monitor systems, practices and structures within our college to create an increasingly inclusive culture among and between students, faculty, staff and our community.
Join us as Dr. Larry Barnes presents his research on fraud, financial losses, and how organizational improvisation improves auditor’s cognitive abilities in decision making to detect fraud better.
Stockton Talks is a speaker series hosted by the University Library and Stockton Campus. The speaker series, Stockton Talks, is designed to showcase the creative works and research by Stan State faculty and graduate students. If you are unable to join in-person or would like to join via Zoom instead, please visit the Zoom registration page for this event.
Join us for this series of inspiring faculty presentations featuring current research, projects and experiences. Theses lunch hour events are free and open to everyone, both live and virtual attendance encouraged! Look for our Fall '25 speakers soon!
March 19, 2025
Dr. Jesse Wolfe, English Department
En Route
How to sell study abroad on your resume for study abroad students.
Stop by for a snack before class and meet with other staff, faculty, and students that identify as first-generation students/professionals as we celebrate National 1st Generation Student Celebration week.