Description
On September 17th, we recognize the signing of the United States Constitution. As Americans, we observe this important day in our nation's history and celebrate through activities, learning, and exploration of how the constitution impacts our lives today. Come learn about the Constitution and the Amendments that gave different people the right to vote and empower themselves!
Stanislaus State nursing student Tonya Hensley experienced her share of difficult hardships.
She left home at age 16 after enduring a tough childhood. Years later, her husband died in a hiking accident.
Each situation on its own would have been enough to bring anyone to their knees. But for Hensley, the events set her on a path that led her to Stanislaus State. Her fortitude has paid off.
Women's soccer takes on Cal State East Bay at 7 p.m. Welcome back to in person sporting events at Warrior Stadium!
Men's soccer takes on Cal State East Bay at 4:30 p.m. at Warrior Stadium. Welcome back to in person events!
Join your ASI Student Government for a town hall regarding plans for Fall 2021 Repopulation.
Ask questions, voice your concerns, and get information about our return to campus. $15 Doordash codes will be sent to the first 50 students to register and attend the event.
A Stan State Art Space Zoom Artist Lecture for Artist John Jacobsmeyer.
About the Artist
This workshop will be given by Regina, the TRiO Writing Specialist. She is a graduate of Stan State (BA in English & MA in Education Counseling and also a writer!). She will help you learn to have success in your academic writing! All students are welcome. Please join us for learning how to be an excellent academic writer.
This workshop shows students how to write in their own words and cite properly, and also explains the consequences and CSU policy of plagiarizing.