University News
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Valley Business Forecast: Regional Economy Will Continue to Slow November 15, 2019
All regional and national indicators point to further slowing of economic activity in the coming months. As the longest-lasting period of expansion comes to an end, it is important for the business community to begin positioning itself to consider this change in the dynamics of the Valley economy. That outlook is according to the biannual San Joaquin Valley Business Forecast produced by Gökçe Soydemir, the Foster Farms endowed professor of business economics at Stanislaus State....
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Military Wife, McNair Scholar, Aiming to Improve Lives of VeteransNovember 08, 2019
Joana Alfaro regretted all the firsts she’d missed with her first two children: first steps, first words and the like.Her husband, Ramon, an Iraq war veteran, told her to quit working if she wanted and...Stan State Hosts Third Annual Indigenous Peoples DaysOctober 20, 2019
As Stan State students, faculty and staff gathered around the newly planted young Valley oak tree near Naraghi Hall of Science on Monday, Oct. 14, the voice of Nototomne Elder Katherine resonated from the...
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Stan State WOW Program Bolstered by an Additional $678,000 from College Futures FoundationJuly 03, 2019
Stanislaus State has received $678,000 from the College Futures Foundation to support the University’s efforts to align and promote Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) pathways with Modesto Junior...
- Nursing and Social Work Students Collaborate in New Simulation Experience June 17, 2019
Nursing and social work students are benefitting from Stan State’s first collaborative simulation learning experience. Initiated and implemented by nursing professor Mary Jo Stanley and social work...- Students Use T’ai Chi to Unwind, Be in the MomentJune 07, 2019
The slow, sinuous choreography of T’ai Chi has found a following at Stanislaus State, where students say the discipline lowers stress, improves academic focus and teaches the value of persistence.“Rather than...- Stan State Students Earn Research Awards in Statewide CompetitionJune 04, 2019
Stanislaus State students took home awards in the 2019 California State University Student Research Competition held at CSU Fullerton April 26-27.Alyssa Dye, graduating with a Master of Arts in...- #StanGrad: Peer Mentor Uses His Experience to Help Others Excel AcademicallyJune 03, 2019
Note: This article is part of the StanGrad series highlighting Stanislaus State students who are part of the Class of 2019. Read more StanGrad profiles.If experience is the best teacher, Moises Ramirez...- Stanislaus State Graduate Begins Peace Corps Service in The Peoples Republic of China May 30, 2019
Stanislaus State graduate J'Ana Diamond, a former member of the Warriors women’s tennis team, has been accepted into the Peace Corps and will depart for The Peoples Republic of China...- Stan State Graduate Becomes Cancer Genomics Scholar May 28, 2019
If someone told Celeste Diaz in high school that she would someday work side-by-side with world-renowned inventors, cancer researchers and students from Massachusetts Institute of...- Recent Music Grad Wins Award for CompositionMay 28, 2019
Stanislaus State alumnus Wesley Richmond has been awarded first prize in the 2018 Robert Avalon International Competition for Composers held by the Foundation for Modern Music.Richmond graduated in 2018...- Student Commencement Speaker Gurjoban Hayer: Find Your Fuel to Propel Forward May 24, 2019
“It’s showtime! Starting from now the world will be the witness of your train. The world will witness your work ethic, your pain, your love, your triumphs, your story. From today forth, the world will be the...- #StanGrad: Love of Learning, Language Inspire First-Gen Grad StudentMay 28, 2019
Note: This article is part of the StanGrad series highlighting Stanislaus State students who are part of the Class of 2019. Read more StanGrad profiles.Maria Torres works in words, infusing language...Pages
- Nursing and Social Work Students Collaborate in New Simulation Experience June 17, 2019