Design and create your own custom button with Student Affairs and Counseling and Psychological Services' Wellbeing Ambassadors and Collegiate Recovery Community.

Draw your design and have it pressed on-site into a wearable button. You can also write positive affirmations to share encouragement across campus. Stop by to create something meaningful and connect with campus.

The 9th Annual Ethnic Studies Conference will be held at Stanislaus State on the Turlock campus on March 24, 2026 from 11am-7pm. We will recognize, celebrate, and galvanize the power of community and co-solidarity. The conference will highlight strengths and gifts that abound in Stanislaus and San Joaquin county communities. We will conduct interactive workshops to build on this foundation of community power to activate collective justice and joy.

Agenda

Stanislaus State University Department of Social Work & Title IV-E Child Welfare Training Program presents:

Understanding Disproportionality

Safe, Seen & Supported: Strengthening Practice with LGBTQ+ Youth in Child Welfare

Build your sewing skills while making a functional zipper pouch! This beginner-friendly sewing circle walks you through zipper installation and basic construction, leaving you with a handmade pouch to take home.

Please be respectful of other’s time! You, your fellow students, and our student assistants all have busy schedules. To ensure that our workshops begin and end in a timely manner, students that arrive over 5 minutes late will not be permitted to join the workshop. 

Create a personalized nameplate using 3D printing! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll design your nameplate and watch it come to life, leaving with a custom piece perfect for your desk or room.

Please be respectful of other’s time! You, your fellow students, and our student assistants all have busy schedules. To ensure that our workshops begin and end in a timely manner, students that arrive over 5 minutes late will not be permitted to join the workshop. 

Join us on March 19th at the Smudging Space (located on Cucunuchi island between Bizzini Hall and Housing) as we welcome the Spring Equinox together.

In many traditions, the spring equinox marks a time of renewal, balance, and new beginnings. We will offer sage smudging for anyone who wishes to cleanse, reflect, and welcome the new season in community.

Stop by anytime, take a moment to reset, and step into spring with intention. All members of the campus community are welcome.

Why did the US and Israel initiate a war against Iran? This talk will explore the historical origins of the “long war” on the Islamic Republic of Iran. Lecture to be followed by Q&A.

Presentation by Department of History's Brandon Wolfe-Hunnicutt, who will bring a historical perspective on the war.

Warrior Delilah Rice, a Master of Social Work student at the Stanislaus State Stockton Campus, continues her family’s legacy of community support through her work as a mental health specialist, tax aide and ASI advocate.

Feeling stressed? Burnt out? Maybe even just simply overwhelmed by all that you do? Come meet PCC Intern Monica as she provides information about the importance of self care, and how we can incorporate it into our daily lives!

Tropeycalia Club is proud to present their latest collaborative project, Título Salvaje (Salvaged Title), a multidisciplinary exploration of cultural identity and political resistance.

Participating artists:

  • John Yoyogui

  • Carlo Ricafort

  • Juan Carlos Quintana

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