A new play conceived by two Stanislaus State alumni and started during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic is set to premiere on the Mainstage Theater on Wednesday, Nov. 16, and run for three more performances through Saturday, Nov. 19. 

Titled “Hedda on Fire,” the play focuses on an ambitious bacteriologist’s quest to solve the climate crisis while grappling with a difficult relationship, misophonia and eco-terrorism.

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Stanislaus State is participating in a new statewide program that pays underrepresented students at public colleges and universities to work in qualifying part-time jobs that align with their educational and career goals. 

Called the Learning-Aligned Employment Program (LAEP), the program allows eligible students to earn up to $6,000 a year to defray their educational costs while expanding their knowledge in their field of study.   

External Consultant Visit:

  • Meet with unit's personnel and its various stakeholders.
  • Tour facilities and, where appropriate, visit external campuses such as those in Stockton.
  • External consultant provides a written report to the Review Team.

Selecting External Consultants:

Support Unit will identify a list of four potential candidates ranked in order of preference.

**NOTE: Units do not need to contact potential candidates for availability. 

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