University News
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Soydemir: Valley Economy Will Suffer Initially, Rebound Strongly From VirusMay 20, 2020
A continuing slowing in economic activity in the San Joaquin Valley had been predicted along with growth falling to negative territory through the second quarter of 2020, but it was not possible to foresee the magnitude of the economic hardship that has arrived as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak.An event such as this is called a “Black Swan” in finance literature because of its extremely rare, devastating nature. But because of the positive impact of social...
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Nursing Grad Answers Call to Fight COVID-19 in New YorkMay 02, 2020
Stan State Nursing Alumnus Arnold Velasquez (far right) with the nursing staff at NYU Langone, New York.As California issued a stay-at-home order and the number of patients dwindled at the Turlock doctor’s...Nursing Students Won’t Miss Required Clinical WorkApril 03, 2020
Responding with the efficiency and calmness one expects of the students it produces, Stan State’s School of Nursing wasted no time in converting its coursework to alternative modalities in the face of...
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International Students Keep Traditions Alive During the HolidaysDecember 13, 2019
Students from around the globe come to Stanislaus State to hone their English speaking skills, experience American culture and make new friends. While they find that they have many differences, they...
- SERSCA Graduate and Undergraduate Grants Awarded to 28 StudentsDecember 06, 2019
Twenty-eight Stanislaus State students — 12 graduate assistants and 16 undergraduate assistants — have been awarded grants ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 from the University’s Student Engagement in...- McNair Scholar’s Goal Inspired by Dad’s Cancer Diagnosis November 26, 2019
Emma Van Hoogmoed graduated from high school in Madera and enrolled as a theatre major at Fresno City College, anxious to continue the backstage production work of designing sound,...- Chancellor Search Open Forum in Fresno Dec. 5November 26, 2019
The Trustees Special Committee to Consider the Selection of the Chancellor will meet in closed and open sessions on Thursday, December 5, at California State University, Fresno.The open forum portion of...- Stan State Choral Member Buries Shyness in Pursuit of Music Education DegreeNovember 22, 2019
Mia Alvarez’s turn on stage during the Stan State music department’s fall performances came on Oct. 25, when Daniel Afonso led the mixed, chamber and jazz choirs in Snider Recital Hall.That doesn’t mean the...- Stan State a Top-10 University Nationally for Social MobilityNovember 22, 2019
For a sixth consecutive year, Stan State’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the lives of its students has been recognized by CollegeNET, which has ranked the University No. 8 in the nation on its Social...- New Coordinator Olmstead Educating Stan State about SustainabilityNovember 17, 2019
“It’s not just about recycling,” said Wendy Olmstead, former commercial operations manager at Stanislaus State. “All life is interconnected, which requires us to conduct ourselves through the lens of economic...- Childhood Interests Rooted in Career Plans of McNair ScholarNovember 17, 2019
James Octaviano Green likes to use his middle name whenever he can, because it’s the name of his grandfather, and he’s proud of it.The resident of Hickman, who graduated from Hughson High School, is...- Stan State Announces Partnership with National Ag Science CenterNovember 17, 2019
Stanislaus is the second-highest producing agriculture county in California, but the industry’s bounty extends beyond the grapes, almonds and other crops that thrive in the valley’s rich soil and dry heat....- 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...Pages
- SERSCA Graduate and Undergraduate Grants Awarded to 28 StudentsDecember 06, 2019