How to Become a Writing Tutor

Thanks for your interest in being a writing tutor at Stanislaus State. We hire once a year, with interviews conducted between May and early August, so submitting an application and supporting materials between April and June is your best opportunity to be invited for an interview. Before proceeding, know that you must be enrolled as a full-time student at Stanislaus to be eligible to work each term. 

Our Mission/Misión

The Writing Center seeks to strengthen students’ versatility in understanding and crafting myriad texts and to foster students’ connection to Stanislaus State.  The Writing Center, a community of readers, writers, and peer tutors, engages and supports students by:

  • Acknowledging students’ command of multiple literacies and valuing those literacies as much as Edited American English;

  • Exploring and negotiating expectations of academic, professional, disciplinary, and personal writing;

The School of Arts is excited to invite you to the Spring 2022, Exhibition with artist Tavarus Blackmon.

Meta-Evil is a selection of portraits. The artist uses the baroque motif as a surface quality, both addressing the brutality of our history, the mystery of our origin and the hope for the future.

The family portrait connects the artist with its family when working in the studio on residency or fellowship. The paintings are markers through which the artist can be close to the subject in the work. 

Membership

  • Brant Brown, Chartwells
  • Eddie Montez, Student Affairs Events Specialist
  • Evelyn Calvillo, Enrollment Services
  • Gabrielle Archuleta, University Bookstore
  • Hannah Bell, ASI Director for Education, Kinesiology, and Social Work

The School of Arts is excited to invite you to the Spring 2022, Exhibition Reception, Zoom Lecture with artist Tavarus Blackmon.

  • Exhibition will be held at the University Art Gallery
  • 45 minutes for the artist talk and 15 for live Q&A

Meta-Evil is a selection of portraits. The artist uses the baroque motif as a surface quality, both addressing the brutality of our history, the mystery of our origin and the hope for the future.

The University Budget Advisory Committee (UBAC) advises the President on broad policy and priority issues related to the University's budget resources. UBAC reviews the campus budget within the context of the campus strategic plan and annual goals consider specific budgetary issues as requested by the President, and organizes and holds open hearings to review the relationships among division budget requests, the University's strategic priorities, and the President's annual goals and/or priorities.

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