As a collaborative, coordinated, and consultative cross-divisional effort, provide feedback and input toward optimizing all transition programs and related processes that support student success. Consultation and collaboration on programs and related processes will include but not limited to New Student Orientation (NSO), Freshmen Convocation, Transfer Programs, and Parent and Family Programs.
Inventory current methods of communication utilized for informing students about important matters. Research and identify the most effective methods of communicating with students. Develop and implement a strategic current-student communication plan. Develop a work plan with a corresponding timeline. Liaise with faculty governance as appropriate. Report progress regularly to the GREAT Steering Committee.
GREAT expects to positively impact graduation rates and achievement gaps while maintaining student access to an engaging, high-quality education. GREAT will provide recommendations to the President and inform the campus community on strategies that will position the University to accomplish the following priority goals related to the Board of Trustees and Chancellor’s Office system-wide Graduation Initiative (GI) 2025:
In 2015, the California State University (CSU) launched Graduation Initiative 2025 (GI 2025), its ambitious plan to increase graduation rates, eliminate equity gaps in degree completion and meet California’s workforce needs.
Stanislaus State was charged with the following goals:
Join us as we welcome incoming Interim President Susan Borrego to our campus!
Dr. Borrego will be visiting our campus prior to the end of the semester, and she would like to meet as much of the campus community as she can before her official start in August 2023.
Dr. Borrego will give a short presentation, with time for Q&A. This event will also be live-streamed.
Stanislaus State’s 11th president Ellen Junn dedicated her tenure to fostering student success, creating a congenial campus culture and increasing the University’s reputation for academic excellence, all while advancing diversity, equity and inclusion.
Decades after it was first conceived, and one decade after it was completed, Stanislaus State’s Trans-California Pathway celebrates its 10th anniversary with a re-dedication and donor tribute at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 22.
That is when it will officially be celebrated as the Wayne and Donna Pierce Trans-California Pathway. The program, open to all, will be held in The Robert Cook Memorial Oak Grove.
With Stanislaus State students away for spring break, the J. Burton Vasché Library, mentioned several times as the heart of the University, welcomed many of those who are keeping it beating.
Many of the 245 donors who contributed to The Next Chapter Campaign, recognized on both the commemorative donor wall, and named spaces throughout the building, gathered to celebrate the successful fundraising drive.