Are you a parent, guardian of a minor child, and a college student? Do you sometimes wish you had more support to get through the busy days, as you try and manage academic, personal, and family challenges? 
Our goal is to build a sense of community, reduce feelings of isolation and stress, as we come together to support one another.  The group will meet monthly to discuss topics related to the unique experiences of students caring for children.  
Together we can strengthen one another as we come together as a village.

The campus community is invited to attend the Fall 2022 Welcome Address. Join President Junn as she discusses upcoming plans and initiatives for the fall semester.

1 - 1:30 p.m.
Reception with Light Refreshments
Snider Recital Hall Courtyard

1:30 - 3 p.m.
Welcome Address
Snider Recital Hall
Join via Zoom

The University Art Gallery is thrilled to announce the exhibition Scrutiny by artist Haleh Niazmand, opening the 25th of August, and closing the 7th of October. 

Conceptual artist, critic, and curator, Haleh Niazmand has exhibited her art nationally and internationally in venues such as the San Diego Museum of Art and the Center for Contemporary Art in Santa Fe amongst others.

Learn how to make the best use of your time for studying, work, and fun through this interactive workshop. Start the semester by making time management choices that lead you towards fulfilling your goals and dreams.

Location: Library 253 or on Zoom.

By participating in this event, you agree to adhere to the Stan State Campus Event Protocols.

We often think of our bodies and our emotions as separate entities, but they are strongly linked together. Someone might tell you "it's all in your head," but that is actually not true. Have you ever had "butterflies in your stomach" when you were nervous? Or tense muscles when you were stressed? In this class, we will use the stretching, breathing, and movement of yoga to increase awareness, health, and restoration of this important mind-emotion-body connection. No yoga experience is necessary, and yoga mats will be provided.

We often think of our bodies and our emotions as separate entities, but they are strongly linked together. Someone might tell you "it's all in your head," but that is actually not true. Have you ever had "butterflies in your stomach" when you were nervous? Or tense muscles when you were stressed? In this class, we will use the stretching, breathing, and movement of yoga to increase awareness, health, and restoration of this important mind-emotion-body connection. No yoga experience is necessary, and yoga mats will be provided.

We often think of our bodies and our emotions as separate entities, but they are strongly linked together. Someone might tell you "it's all in your head," but that is actually not true. Have you ever had "butterflies in your stomach" when you were nervous? Or tense muscles when you were stressed? In this class, we will use the stretching, breathing, and movement of yoga to increase awareness, health, and restoration of this important mind-emotion-body connection. No yoga experience is necessary, and yoga mats will be provided.

We often think of our bodies and our emotions as separate entities, but they are strongly linked together. Someone might tell you "it's all in your head," but that is actually not true. Have you ever had "butterflies in your stomach" when you were nervous? Or tense muscles when you were stressed? In this class, we will use the stretching, breathing, and movement of yoga to increase awareness, health, and restoration of this important mind-emotion-body connection. No yoga experience is necessary, and yoga mats will be provided.