Stop by to get information on student staff employment with ASI and SC!

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Stop by to get information on student staff employment with ASI and SC!

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Stan State Art Space invites you to the reception for graduating BFA Art major Mikayla Saint on Thursday, April 13, 2023, at 6 p.m., with an artist talk at 6:30 p.m. The Exhibition is ongoing from April 13-22, 2023.

Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm, and admission is free of cost. This exhibition is open to the public. Free on-street parking is available.

Panel with congressmen Josh Harder, admins, and student leadership on information involving loan forgiveness, basic needs, policies around higher education, and safety concerns in Stockton. 

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Join us on the Quad to recognize your HEROS.
-Write a handwritten note to a hero or someone you are thankful for to show your appreciation for what they do.
HERO WALL- write down who your heroes are on our Hero Wall; we will display it in Warrior Grill for the rest of the month.
Be a HERO - We will be accepting donations of new stuffed animals to be donated to our Turlock Jessica's House for children who benefit from their services. Donate all week at any of our locations or on the Quad at our table.

In collaboration with our Stockton Community Partner PREVAIL, the Stockton Campus is facilitating a site service as part of their Teal Sand Project to promote Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Students, staff and faculty will be able to pour sand in designated areas to promote awareness throughout the month of April.

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Ethnic Studies Associate Professor Mary Roaf’s Black studies courses, which are interdisciplinary and weave her anthropological background with the study of oppression of race, class and gender, have been somewhat traditional, focusing on descendants of chattel slavery and highlighting the Civil Rights Movement. 

As peer mentors in Stanislaus State’s Financial Wellness Program, Lukas Sargizian and Kathia Frias enjoy helping other students become savvy about personal finance so they can make good decisions about paying for college and develop solid money management skills. 

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to join a poetry reading with California Poet Laureate and Stan State alumnus Lee Herrick. Following the reading, Herrick will offer book signing, and Stan State's Penumbra Literary Journal will host a fundraising event for the Warrior Food Pantry.

Light refreshments will be served.

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