Explore sustainable alternatives to traditional plastics in this hands-on workshop. Participants will learn how to create bioplastics using natural, renewable ingredients, without relying on petroleum. We’ll cover the basics of how bioplastics are made, experiment with creating your own samples, and discuss their potential uses in everyday life and creative projects. No science background required, just curiosity and a willingness to explore eco-friendly materials.

Join the Career & Professional Development Center and Target, for lunch and an Info Session on jobs and internship opportunities with Target. Meet with Christian Urcia, Senior Campus Recruiter with Target to gain valuable insight on the application and interview process, as well as any other questions you may have about what it's like to work for Target!

Week 5 is a good time for all instructors, regardless of modality, to initiate some one-on-one contact with students to let them know how they're doing thus far in the course.  Since contacting each student individually is not usually manageable, OAT recommends the use of Canvas's "Message Students Who" tool.  This feature is available on the Grades page for the course.  In this situation, we're going to look at using it to send out two messages based on students' current total score in the course: Good (C+ or better) and Needs Support

Latinos in Healthcare will be hosting a fundraiser to support club activities. Funds will support pre-health workshops, mentorship events, and community outreach.

Buy watermelon Aguas Frescas for $4 each! Hand sanitizer and napkins will be readily available for everyone.

The paper-mache doll is a distinctive traditional craft that became the dear play object and companion for many children in Central Mexico. Today, this tradition is struggling to survive, being kept alive only in the workshops of the few artisans who continue to produce paper-mache dolls, not for monetary gain but for the continuity of this beautiful art. In this single day workshop, you will sew and create your own doll using molded forms, string, embellishments and paint.

Leaders, Thinkers, Scientists and Artists with Disabilities

When instructional materials and learning environments are accessible, students with disabilities have the opportunity to thrive. Accessibility in higher education is not just about compliance — it’s about cultivating the next generation of leaders, thinkers, scientists and artists who will shape our society.

With Gratitude

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the generous sponsors and partners. Your commitment reflects the spirit of cariño and the pulse of possibility that guide President Rios-Ellis’s vision for Stanislaus State. Together we uplift student success, celebrate culture and strengthen the Central Valley community.

Sponsors

Generous donors whose financial contributions help make this celebration and presidential priorities possible.

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