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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Anita Hellam: Changing Attitudes key to Helping the HomelessMarch 20, 2019
Anita Hellam admits she’s never had to live on the streets, nor has she ever been a paycheck away from homelessness.But as the executive director of Habitat for Humanity for Stanislaus County since...
- Itzayana Rodriguez Witnesses History as Stan State’s 2018 Panetta InternMarch 14, 2019
It’s not every day a first-generation college student from Stanislaus State finds herself working on Capitol Hill while the nation is swept up in the whirl of a pivotal historic event. But that’s exactly...- Stan State Launches MBA Analytics ConcentrationMarch 14, 2019
Stanislaus State’s mission to meet the workforce needs of the region’s industries continues to move forward with the announcement that the University has created a business analytics concentration in...- Stan State MBA Program Honored by U.S. News & World ReportMarch 12, 2019
Stanislaus State’s master’s program in business administration has been honored with a national ranking by U.S. News & World Report for the first time in a report released today.Stan State debuts in...- Stan State and Modesto Junior College Create a Clearer Pathway for Transfer StudentsMarch 06, 2019
As Stanislaus County’s two public institutions of higher learning, Stanislaus State and Modesto Junior College have been partners — both formal and informal — many times over the...- Defense Experts Speak of Inequities in Criminal Justice SystemFebruary 27, 2019
Top attorneys from the defense side of the bar gave students insights from inside the criminal justice system during a Stanislaus State presentation Feb. 14. Para La ...- Economist Laffer to Give Free Lecture at Stan StateFebruary 19, 2019
Whether called “supply-side economics,” “trickle-down economics” or perhaps more simply “Reaganomics” there’s no doubt that the theories enacted during President Ronald Reagan’s administration in the...- Hip-Hop Professor to Give Free Lecture/Performance at Stan StateFebruary 14, 2019
A.D. Carson, it seems, was born to rhyme.When he was a fourth-grader in Illinois, his class received an assignment to write a paragraph about a picture hanging on the classroom wall. Before putting pencil to...- Stan State Ed.D. Candidate Alabanza Earns Two National Honors February 08, 2019
For Mark Alabanza, returning to college to pursue a doctorate in education wasn’t foremost on his agenda. He had a master’s degree and a great job as associate director...- Stan State’s VITA Program enters 16th Year of Helping Local Residents File TaxesFebruary 01, 2019
In its 16th year of service to the community, Stan State’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program continues to help the area’s low-income and senior citizens feel confident about filing their...Pages
- Itzayana Rodriguez Witnesses History as Stan State’s 2018 Panetta InternMarch 14, 2019