Background

First-Year Experience (FYE) Program Development

The First Year Experience (FYE) Program was funded by a Title V Grant, which was awarded to Stanislaus State in 2010 by the U.S. Department of Education. The FYE program seeks to provide students with an opportunity to develop and practice the skills necessary for success at the university, with a strong focus on academic writing. Sections of ENGL 1000/ENGL 1001 are also linked to the FYE program forming a strong learning community in which students can solidify and enhance their academic abilities.

Goals and Outcomes

General Education Area and Outcome Alignment

Goal 1: Develop the intellectual skills and competencies necessary to participate effectively in society and the world.

Students attaining the first learning goal will be able to:

Division of Academic Affairs

Richard Ogle, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

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The Metzger-Geiger Award, established by Mr. Lee Metzger in 1970 and joined by the Geiger family of Geiger's Jewelry in 1999, is awarded to the graduating student with the highest undergraduate grade point average based solely on the coursework completed at California State University, Stanislaus.

University-Wide Awards

Charge

The Academic Space Planning Committee (ASPC) has been developed to efficiently manage academic space to benefit students, faculty, and research by using the latest technology for accuracy and judicious instructional space utilization.