Students are encouraged to attend a workshop hosted by Basic Needs to learn tips and strategies to engage in healthy living and decision-making when it comes to the foods we eat and how we take care of our physical well-being. Each workshop will be followed by a activity facilitated by Campus Recreation including: flag football, circuit training, and more.
Students are encouraged to attend a workshop hosted by Basic Needs to learn tips and strategies to engage in healthy living and decision-making when it comes to the foods we eat and how we take care of our physical well-being. Each workshop will be followed by a activity facilitated by Campus Recreation including: flag football, circuit training, and more.
Students are encouraged to attend a workshop hosted by Basic Needs to learn tips and strategies to engage in healthy living and decision-making when it comes to the foods we eat and how we take care of our physical well-being. Each workshop will be followed by a activity facilitated by Campus Recreation including: flag football, circuit training, and more.
Bring a blanket, bring a friend, we'll bring the snacks. Stan State Cinema is back! Get ready to laugh, cry, or scream with this month's hot movie pick. (In collaboration with Housing & Residential Life)
Open Enrollment is your opportunity each year to review your current benefit plan selections to ensure they continue to meet your personal and family needs. During the Stan State Benefit Fair, you have the opportunity to speak to vendors and your HREOC staff to ask any questions you may have regarding your benefit options.
This interactive session allows participants to engage in the Power of the Storytelling. Without our voices, His-story, Her-story, Your-Story and Our-story become defined through power, privilege and silence. Students will be given tools and poetry prompts to begin to extract their own personal narrative. The session will end with each participant writing and sharing their poetry to a live musical performance by Las Cafeteras.
Space is limited, so register today!
This workshop is proudly presented by Mocse Credit Union.
Yo no vengo a disculparme, mujer soy y lo sere...” Let’s face it, the personal is political, and identifying as a womyn of color often means navigating a world of silence and lack of power-full spaces. Join the womyn of Las Cafeteras in an interactive dialogue focused on breaking down social and cultural influences on female identity, perceptions of gender, privilege & power, and reclaiming the diversity of womyn’s experiences. Through activities centered around storytelling, self-care, and sisterhood we will reinterpret our her-story and its place in building healthy communities.
With more students of color attending Universities every year, schools need a fresh and updated lens to talk about race and diversity on campus. This participatory workshop breaks down stereotypes, uses 'conscious comedy', and engages students and staff in new conversations about Race, Identity and Privilege. Using videos, break out discussions, and facilitating honest conversations, students will be given social tools to deconstruct interpersonal, as well as institutional patterns of oppression, to heal and proactively address concerns as young agents of change.
The Student Recreation Oversight Committee (SROC) is the principal advisory committee of the Student Recreation Complex at the California State University, Stanislaus (CSUS).
Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act (HEERA)
(HEERA) is California State law, which defines responsibilities of a manager. A HEERA manager is called many other names too: Administrators, MPP’s(Management Personnel Plan), or Non-bargaining Unit Administrators, yet they all mean the same.
MPP