Stanislaus State Viewbook 2023

The

Warrior

Spirit The Warrior spirit moves faculty, staff, and fellow students to reach out to newcomers and welcome, guide and encourage them at every step.

Together, we forge a path forward.

We are strong. We are resilient. We are Warriors. Wherever your dreams take you, you can get there from here.

Student Life Clubs and Orgs Make the most of your time at Stan State by getting involved!

With over 50 active clubs and organizations to choose from – the possibilities are endless.

Warrior Wednesday is a weekly tradition. It’s a festival. It’s a vibe.

It’s where we show our #WarriorPride. Every Wednesday, Warriors meet in the main quad for games, activities, food, music and fun. This unique campus tradition brings the Warrior family together.

On Wednesdays, We Wear Red. 2

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The personal connections I’ve made through Greek life on campus have helped me value education.

Courtney Kirkland, Class of 2025

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you belong At Stan State we actively develop and foster an inclusive environment supported by deep understanding, alliance and infrastructure that reflect the value of every member of our community.

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Dreamers Welcome

Warrior Cross Cultural Center

LGBTQIA+

Faculty and Staff mentors

Since 1968 nearly 250 Warrior athletes have earned

All-American Honors NCAA Division II

Women’s: Basketball, Cross Country (CCAA Champions ’21-22), Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field (Indoor and Outdoor), Volleyball Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Track and Field

Warrior Athletics

Where individuals and teams reach their full potential.

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Where your dreams

begin 4 Colleges

College of the Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences College of Education, Kinesiology & Social Work College of Business Administration College of Science

2 Campuses Stockton / Turlock CONNECT WITH US ON INSTAGRAM

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For more than 60 years, Stanislaus State has been rooted in California’s Central Valley. Our community is rich in diversity and unified in creating a place where all can flourish.

Warriors pursue excellence. We don’t back down from a challenge. Warriors set their sights high and get to work. Together, we will build the foundation for your future.

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At the heart of student life stands the University Student Center, the perfect place to study, grab a bite between classes or meet up with fellow Warriors.

In Regional Universities in the West

ranked no.

Top Performers on Social Mobility

ranked no.

ranked no.

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In Top Public Schools by US News

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Committed

faculty Stanislaus State is a place where your professors recognize your strengths and do everything they can to support your success. You’ll find a closeknit community here, that values your ideas and nurtures your personal growth.

Faculty Mentor Program Serving educationally disadvantaged students, the Faculty Mentor Program pairs faculty with students outside of the classroom. Faculty connect with students and serve as mentors to support them through their college career.

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“What if we had the chance to nurture future heroes? That’s the question we have the privilege of answering every day as educators.

We get to witness our students’ origin stories and help them discover their superpowers.”

Steve Arounsack

Professor, Anthropology Director, Keck Visual Anthropology Lab

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Academic

PROGRAMS College of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Agriculture* ‡

General Agricultural Biology Agricultural Economics Sustainable Agriculture

Anthropology* †

General Archaeology Biological Anthropology Cultural Anthropology

Art (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Graphic Arts Mixed Subject Painting Sculpture Video and Time-Based Media

Art* †

Studio Subject Matter Preparation Program

Art History* † Communication Studies* †

Public Communication and Media Track Relational and Organizational Communication Track

Creative Media†

Specialized Accreditation

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Criminal Justice* †

Corrections Criminal Legal Studies Forensic Science* Juvenile Justice Law Enforcement

Criminal Justice (Accelerated)†§ Economics* † English* †

General Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL ) Subject Matter Preparation Program

Ethnic Studies* † Gender Studies* †

Philosophy* †

General Graduate School Track

Political Science* † Social Sciences†

General International Studies Subject Matter Preparation Program Urban and Community Studies

Social Sciences (Accelerated)§ Sociology* †

General Criminology and Society Human Services Social Justice

Culture, Ideology, and Representation Spanish* † Ethnicity, Nationality, and Sexuality Subject Matter Preparation Program History, Society, and Inequality Geography and Environmental Resources Special Major† ‡

Resources* ‡

Applied Geography Environmental Resources

History* † Leadership Studies* ‡ Music* †

General Music Music Technology

Music (Bachelor of Music)

Composition Instrumental Performance Jazz Performance Music Education – Choral Music Education – Instrumental Piano Performance Vocal Performance

Theatre Arts* † General Performance Technical Theatre

Graduate Programs

Criminal Justice (MA ) English (MA) History (MA) Interdisciplinary Studies (MA/MS) Public Administration (MPA)

Graduate Certificate Program Gerontology

College of Business Administration

Graduate Programs College of Education, Education (MA) Kinesiology and Social Work Educational Leadership (EdD)

Business Administration* ‡

Exercise Science‡

General Accounting Computer Information Systems Finance Management Human Resources Track International Business Track Entrepreneurship Track Marketing Operations Management

Graduate Programs

Business Administration (MBA) Business Administration Executive (MBA) Business Administration Online (MBA)

College of Science Biological Sciences* † ‡

General Environmental Sciences Molecular, Cellular, and Microbial Biology Organismal, Ecological, and Evolutionary Biology

Chemistry* † ‡

General Biochemistry Environmental Sciences

Child Development* †

Child Development Early Childhood Track Child Development Middle Childhood Track Child Development Services Track Child Development General Track

ealth Science (Accelerated)§ ‡ H

Kinesiology* †

General Subject Matter Preparation Program

Liberal Studies†

Elementary Teaching Content Preparation Integrated Teacher Education Program

Public Health Promotion ‡ Geology* ‡

General Applied Geology Environmental Sciences Mathematics* † ‡

Nursing ‡ ||

Accelerated Second Degree Option (ASBSN)§ Pre-licensure BSN Track RN to BSN Track RN to BSN Track (Online)§

Physical Sciences* †

General Applied Physics Earth and Space Sciences Environmental Sciences

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Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Also a minor Offered through Extended and International Education Impacted major

Some degree programs are available as a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science depending on the concentration

Other Graduate Programs Interdisciplinary Studies (MA/MS)

Other Minors

Environmental and Resource Studies Ethics Exceptional Children and Youth Geography Gerontology Journalism Latin American Studies Microelectronics Permaculture Portuguese Studies Pre-Law World History

Physics* † ‡

Psychology* †

Cognitive Studies* † Computer Science* ‡

Graduate Programs

Applied Geography Environmental Resources

key † ‡ * §

General Environmental Sciences General Developmental Psychology Experimental Psychology

Geography and Environmental Resources* ‡

Teaching Credentials

Movement Science Rehabilitation Science

Biological Sciences (MS ) Child Development (MA )§ Marine Sciences (MS ) Nursing (MS ) Psychology (MA ) Psychology (MS)

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Admission Requirements

first-time freshmen 1 2 3

Supplemental Criteria Students who do not meet the m inimum GPA requirements may be considered based on s upplemental criteria. To learn more, visit our website.

Standardized Tests Students are not required to take ACT/SAT examinations for admission.

Scores may be used for placement purposes.

www.csustan.edu/undergrad

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high school graduate 2.5 gpa or higher complete a-g requirements with c or better:

A

History/ Social Science 2 years

B

English 4 years

C

Mathematics 3 years (4 recommended)

D

Laboratory Science 2 years

E

Foreign Language 2 years

F

Visual and Performing Arts 1 year

G

College Prep Elective 1 year

Admission Requirements

Upper-Division Transfers

60 transferable semester (or 90 quarter) units

For more information, visit: www.csustan.edu/undergrad/transfer-admission.

gpa

units

60 2.0

Stanislaus State is accepting lower-division transfers for the 2023-2024 academic year.

2.0 college GPA or better

Good standing t last college a a ttended

www.icangotocollege.com Complete your AA-T or AS-T for guaranteed admission to the CSU.

www.assist.org

golden 4

Complete 30 semester units (45 quarter) which meet CSU GE requirements with a C- or better

A1

Oral Communication/Speech

a2

Written English Composition

a3

Critical Thinking/Logic

b4

Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

See how your course credits from your current school will transfer.

www.csustan.edu/stockton Did you know upper-division transfers can complete select degrees entirely at our Stockton Campus?

www.csustan.edu/wow Warriors on the Way supports students from San Joaquin Delta College, Modesto Junior College and Merced College in successfully transferring to Stanislaus State with an Associate Degree for Transfer.

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Transfer Success Warriors on the Way (WOW) The WOW Program creates a clear pathway for a smooth and successful transfer, and helps students become familiar with services and opportunities available at Stanislaus State.

Transfer Peer Mentor Program When you transfer to our campus, you are never alone. Our Transfer Peer Mentor program welcomes new transfers and provides programming to help you.

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Your Health & Safety Matters On-Site Student Health Center The Student Health Center is a fully accredited clinic that provides primary medical care, health education, wellness promotion, and disease prevention to students at Stanislaus State.

The Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office provides students experiencing difficulties access to licensed mental health professionals, support and care.

Campus safety is always a priority.

Our 24/7 Campus Police strive to provide a safe environment where all members of the campus community are free to expand their intellectual, creative and social horizons.

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Campus Housing It’s easy to be a successful student when every campus amenity is within eight minutes of your bedroom. Research shows that students who live on campus have higher graduation rates, higher GPAs, and are more likely to get involved. Ditch the commute and stress less about managing bills and roommates, meals, and putting money aside for weekend trips; our allinclusive rates include it all.

HOUSING

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Campus Dining Eating on campus means enjoying a wide range of fresh cuisines. Campus dining also offers vegan and vegetarian menu options, locally sourced produce and promotes sustainability—even more reasons to enjoy Warrior Eats!

Where to eat Starbucks - Visit us in the Student Center for hand-crafted beverages, foods, and more.

The Market - The perfect destination to stock your dorm room or simply get a quick bite to eat.

Warrior Grill - Warrior Grill is your home for delicious food in a great hangout location.

Red Wave - Welcome to the sushi hub of Stan State!

Main Dining – An All You Care to Enjoy Dining Hall. Enjoy three different meal periods with 10 stations!

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Stan State Believes in Your

Potential

Stan State guides you to develop a meaningful educational plan compatible with your career and life goals. The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) provides services including Summer Bridge, Promise Scholars and developmental academic advising.

TRiO Student Support Services at Stanislaus State aspires to increase educational access, opportunities, experiences, and achievement for income eligible and first-generation students, as well as students with disabilities. The TRiO program provides academic advising, peer mentoring, tutoring services, writing assistance and workshops to ensure your success.

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“I have felt supported by campus staff and faculty, every step of my journey here.

None of this would be possible without Stan State believing in me” Cynella Aghasi

Class of 2021-22 , Former ASI Student Body President

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#AlwaysAWarrior The Warrior spirit doesn’t stop once you graduate. You are part of a community of over 60,000 who share a common achievement of graduating from the esteemed CSU System at Stanislaus State.

Our Alumni Association keeps Warriors connected, with career networking, specialized programming and events just for you.

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“The faculty really shaped where I was going to go after college.”

Brett Tate

B.A., Physical Education (1986) Founder and Owner, Dust Bowl Brewing Company

An educator and coach of 20 years, Brett Tate retired and founded Dust Bowl Brewing Company in his hometown of Turlock in California’s Central Valley. Established in 2009, Dust Bowl Brewing Company was the first craft brewery in Turlock and helped to establish the now thriving craft beer culture.

Forge Your Own Path CareerReadyU facilitates careerfocused learning, ensuring our students graduate ready to join the workforce.

Hire Stan State is our exclusive platform linking students and alumni with job opportunities.

H I R E stan state

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www.csustan.edu/financialaid

Invest in your

future Year after year, the CSU remains one of the most affordable university systems in the nation, with more than half of its students graduating with zero loan debt.

COST OF ATTENDANCE

We don’t believe that money should stand between you and your future. The Financial Aid & Scholarship office will help you create the right financial plan to cover college costs.

From grants and loans to scholarship and work-study opportunities, we can help.

https://www.csustan.edu/financial-aid-scholarship | Financial_Aid@csustan.edu

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Schedule a tour with one of our University Ambassadors. It’s free!

Talk to an admissions counselor by booking a virtual or in-person appointment on our website.

We host admissions events throughout the year. Learn more on our website.

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We want to formally and with great respect acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of the Yokuts Nation. Our campus, Stanislaus State, is built on the unceded ancestral lands of these indigenous tribes. Thank you for letting us honor them and give our thanks to their ancestors and descendants for their constant and careful stewardship of this land.

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