Colleagues remember Professor Emeritus Clyde Collard as a dedicated educator and prolific writer who loved to interact with people. His daughter, Nancy Doizé, described him as all that and more. 

“He was an amazing man and a wonderful father who cared deeply for his family and his children,” she said. “He loved life, doing things and going places. And, he absolutely loved teaching sociology.” 

Collard, who taught in Stanislaus State’s Department of Sociology for 20 years, died Feb. 11. He was 91.  

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2021-2022 Title IX Annual Report Survey

Stanislaus State is committed to promoting inclusive excellence and equal access to education and employment for all students and employees. Part of that commitment is a dedication to the efforts of Title IX, a federal law requiring nondiscrimination on the basis of gender and sex at educational institutions, and the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act, a federal act aiming to prevent gender-based and sexual violence and harassment, as well as require that educational institutions respond when it occurs.

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