The Rainbow Graduation Reception is to recognize graduating LGBTQ+ students and present them with a rainbow stole to wear at graduation.
The event is open to all students who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Refreshments will be provided.
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Concert Chorale presents their spring concert, "Sure on This Shining Night," performing works about "the night." The ensemble will perform under the direction of Dr. Daniel Afonso Jr., Stan State's Coordinator of Choral and Vocal Studies. The program includes works by Morley, Brahms, Lauridsen, Hagenberg, and others.
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Host a community forum to discuss Stockton Campus' master plan and elicit feedback from attendees.
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May is a Bike Month, come and join us from May 1-31 in the Bike Month Challenge!
Bike Month Challenge Registration
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ASI & SC is hosting a hiring mixer to recruit for open student staff positions on Wednesday, May 3 from 10AM to 1PM at the Student Center Leadership Conference Room.
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Stanislaus State Orchestra Spring Concert
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Learn different ways to communicate and how to do it effectively. This workshop is fully online and requires registration. Additional workshops and events can be found at the link below.
Two new series of talks are being offered on the Stanislaus State campuses: “Conversations with Authors and Artists,” an interview series spotlighting scholarly and creative achievements by faculty in the College of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS), and “Stockton Talks,” a Stockton Campus speaker series featuring faculty and graduate students sharing research, publications and other creative work.
Stanislaus State alumnus Lee Herrick is on a two-year mission to spread the art of poetry across California, inspire an emerging generation of literary artists and educate all Californians about the many poets and authors who have influenced creative literary expression in the state.
A beautiful spring day, as Stanislaus State Provost Rich Ogle noted, was the perfect time to celebrate the continued awakening of the amazing work of faculty, staff and students, celebrated at the Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities Celebration.
More than 100 people gathered to hear about nine faculty projects and to see 14 posters of student research.
Since the arrival of Dean of Graduate Studies and Research Haley Ye in 2021, opportunities for studies have grown exponentially.