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. 

Blender is a 3D modeling software that allows users to create and edit their own models. Users can create models by sculpting, modeling, texture painting, and animating using various tools and techniques. Blender is widely used in the gaming and animation industries, and its open-source nature allows for a large community of users to share tips, tricks, and tutorials. These models can be exported in 3D printing formats to be sliced and produced on the 3D printers. 

The image below is an example of how 3D objects are painted (called a texture) in Blender.

Join us! Learn more about the schedule of presentations for the Human Rights Conference.

Activity Description

Students upload a pre-created video file as part of a graded Canvas assignment. All students can view the submissions and provide peer feedback in the form of text comments.

Instructor Setup, Part 1

Summary: Create a space in the Panopto course folder that will receive and store the student video submissions.

Stan State Art Space announces the Solo Exhibition by graduating art major and Bachelor of Fine Arts candidate Alyssa Higuera, entitledWWW, at the BFA Solo Gallery at Stan State Art Space, located at 226 N. First St. in downtown Turlock. The exhibition will be on view from April 27— May 20, 2023.

Stephanie Ortiz, soprano, in senior recital.

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Luca Mitchell, tenor, in senior recital.

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Ian A. Moore is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. He is the author of two books, the first of which, on Heidegger and the German Mystic Eckhart, has been reviewed in various languages and is being translated into Italian. He is the author of numerous articles, as well as editor and translator of German and of French philosophy, and currently serves as consulting editor of the journal Philosophy Today.  

Isaiah Ringis, composition, in senior recital.

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Roy Mendiola, piano, in junior recital.

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