Stanislaus State

At #StanState, Gloria Duran is building a future in mental health, shaped by service, compassion and resilience. As a first-generation student and Rogers Scholar, she is drawing on her health care experience as she prepares to help others heal from trauma. ❤️💛

At #StanState, Jessica Parra Pompa found the support and sense of belonging that made campus feel like home. As a first-generation student and Rogers Scholar, she is preparing for a career in social work and helping families connect with support. ❤️💛

At #StanState, Alexza Magallon Mendoza is building a future rooted in finance and service. As a first-generation transfer student and Rogers Scholar, she plans to use her education to expand opportunity and help more students see higher education as a path forward. ❤️💛

At #StanState, first-generation student and Rogers Scholar Rebecca Moreno is turning her passion for science and healthcare into a future in orthodontics. She is preparing to use her education to serve others and make dental care more accessible.

At #StanState, First-Generation Celebration Week celebrates the persistence and possibility behind every college journey. After watching her daughter’s commencement, first-gen Roger Scholar Brandy King returned to college. Now, she is preparing to teach special education. ❤️💛

Warriors, have a plan to vote? 🗳️ Learn what's on your ballot and explore your voting options. Return your ballot at the outdoor drop box on University Circle at #StanState, or visit the Nov. 2–3 on-campus ballot drop-off.

“Remember this: you have power.” Dolores Huerta shared these words with #StanState graduates in 2019. Today, we remember the pioneering civil rights leader whose lifelong advocacy for farmworkers and underserved communities left a lasting legacy. bit.ly/4A34cDJ

A milestone for #StanState! ❤️💛 We’ve earned the 2026 #SealOfExcelencia on our first application, joining 55 colleges and universities nationwide that hold this certification. bit.ly/4z46x0l

Students, families and community members came together at #StanState to celebrate culture and connection at our #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth Block Party. ❤️💛

Hear directly from Turlock mayoral candidates in #StanState EduCast Community Series. Stan State invited each candidate to discuss priorities, perspectives and vision for #Turlock. Watch or listen to both conversations: bit.ly/4enLNJa #StanStateEduCast #CivicEngagement

Culture can connect us through family, food, traditions and community. ❤️💛 Our Warriors shared what Filipino American culture and heritage mean to them as we recognize #FilipinoAmericanHeritageMonth at #StanState.

Career advice, straight from the people doing the hiring. 👀 Employers at the #StanState Career Fair shared tips to help Warriors feel more prepared and confident heading into their next interview. ❤️💛

On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, #StanState honors the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous communities that continue to shape the world around us. We recognize the Yokuts Nation, whose unceded ancestral lands are home to Stanislaus State.

Culture is a source of pride, connection and strength. ❤️💛 As #HispanicHeritageMonth comes to a close, #StanState students share what makes them proud of their cultures, from family traditions and food to music, community and the experiences they bring to the Warrior community.

Thank you to Kaiser Permanente for supporting this year’s #WarriorExpo and Feria de Educación at #StanState! ❤️💛 Their support helps connect families with resources and opportunities. Join us Oct. 17, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Register: bit.ly/4AHDP7u

#StanState Professor Jesse Wolfe shares a reading from his new #poetry collection, Breathe Again: A Polyphony, exploring memory, grief, hope and connection. 📖 Learn more: bit.ly/4rWHCKc

For Marina Jimenez, seeing friends and family succeed at #StanState helped her envision a future on campus. During #HispanicHeritageMonth, her story shows why representation, cultural pride and community matter in higher education. Read the story: bit.ly/4dj4BsD

October is #FilipinoAmericanHeritageMonth! 🇵🇭 Filipino American history in the continental U.S. dates to Oct. 18, 1587, when Filipinos arrived in what is now Morro Bay, CA. This month, we recognize more than four centuries of history and contributions. #AANHPI

What happens when institutional systems and community-centered approaches don't align? In the next episode of the #StanStateEduCast, Heather Collins examines how those barriers can shape Tribal collaboration in the Delta. 🎙️ Full conversation premiering next week.

#WarriorExpo returns to #StanState Oct. 17, featuring Feria de Educación for the first time! Explore campus, connect with resources and enjoy live entertainment, food and family activities. ❤️💛 📅 Oct. 17 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m. 🎟️ Free admission Register: bit.ly/4AHDP7u