Working on group projects can be difficult. This is especially true when it comes to decision-making and writing in collaboration with other students. In this workshop, I aim to give some group communication strategies and techniques for collaboration that will simplify that process. Additional workshops and the link to register can be found at the link below.

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Enhance and improve your student well-being, sense of purpose, and life trajectory on YOU! YOU is a student platform that personalizes and prioritizes your well-being for success. Join Health Education & Promotion (HEP) as we walk you through the process of creating your FREE profile and guide you through the steps of personalizing wellness content that is most relevant to you.

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Join the Warrior Pantry and Warrior Eats for the Chopped Cooking Challenge. Watch as campus community members prepare a meal using ingredients found at the food pantry. Who will be chopped? Only one contestant will be crowned winner.

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The purpose of the event is to foster student life on-campus. In addition, this event will be held during Kappa Sigma's recruitment week and aid in adding new membership to greek life at Stanislaus State. Activities will include a friendly, non-contact flag football game in the grass space of the quad. 

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The purpose of the Social Justice Book Club is to build community by reading a variety of literary genres such as poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and graphic novels that reflect social justice, racism, decolonization, identity, and personal narratives that relate to marginalized communities. The mission of this book club is to highlight literature and authors that promote overall acceptance, social justice, and collective healing.
Book Selections this Spring 2023 Semester
1. All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson