Student Success and Completion Initiatives Plan
Student Success and Completion Initiatives Plan Stanislaus State
Student Success and Completion Initiatives – Reporting Metrics Memo 10-05-15
Stan State Art Space is happy to invite you to the Student Award Exhibition Reception on Thursday, January 19, 2023, at 6 p.m., with artist talks at 6:30 p.m. The reception will be held at the Stan State Art Space located at 226 N. First Street in downtown Turlock. This reception is free of charge and open to the public.
Learn about the application process, the types of scholarships offered and the do's and don'ts of a successful scholarship application.
Join Us for a Basketball game with Pomona.
By participating in this event, you agree to adhere to the Stan State Campus Event Protocols.
Join Us for the Basketball games with San Bernardino at Campus Gym Arena.
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Prize-winners, from last summer's Stan State Juried Student Exhibition, show their work at the Student Award Exhibition this Jan. 10 through 20 at the Stan State Art Space in downtown Turlock. Students showing their work include Jordan Jones, Jendayi Larios, Nairoby Mello, and Christopher Rodriguez. In addition, join us for the reception on Jan. 19.
Gallery Hours of Operation
Tuesday - Saturday
Noon to 5 p.m.
A Structured Exploratory Emphasis (SEE) is an integrated, interdisciplinary grouping of lower and/or upper division courses across multiple General Education areas organized around a common theme. All undergraduate students must complete General Education coursework, and the SEE program provides an opportunity to focus on a specific social or academic theme or disciplinary area while completing a portion of these required courses.
Academic Affairs (AA) leadership is striving to appropriately align programs and resources across the colleges, as a division, with strategic priorities to meet overall student and regional need.
Students have the option of joining the Summit Program as an exciting alternative way to fulfill 6 of their 9 units of Upper-Division General Education requirements (Area F General Education requirements). Students select a cluster of 2 courses in one of the following combinations: