Stanislaus State Daybook, Feb. 6, 2024
Turlock, CA (02/06/2024) — Here is what's going on at Stan State that might be of interest to your readers or viewers. Stan State has experts available to discuss all topics mentioned in the Daybook.
University News
Stan State Alumna Serving Calaveras County as Chief Probation Officer
Calaveras County's Chief Probation Officer Kim Craddock, a proud alumna of Stanislaus State with a degree in cultural anthropology, leads a dedicated team of 15 officers and navigates daily challenges and rewards of the probation field. Read about Craddock's journey from a 1995 graduate to her current position and how it reflects the diverse paths a career in public service can take.
Nevin Shocker Charts a Path from Stan State Radio to LA Media Scene
From working at KCSS, Stanislaus State's student-run radio station, to Dojohouse Media Group production company in Los Angeles as a production/digital marketing assistant, Nevin Shocker is a Stanislaus State alumnus who has taken his knowledge and skills to a fast-paced environment.
Stan State Alumni Shine at E. & J. Gallo Winery
An innovative partnership between Stanislaus State and E. & J. Gallo Winery is making strides in supporting the next wave of Stan State Warriors. This collaboration, rooted in shared values and a commitment to community and excellence, has become a cornerstone for the career trajectories of more than 400 Stan State alumni.
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Stan State Warrior Triumphs Over Challenges to Earn Business Degree
In the face of adversity, Bradley Soares' resilience stands out. Despite experiencing professional and personal challenges - including a cancer diagnosis - he still managed to balance his studies at Stanislaus State and earn his bachelor's degree in business administration with a concentration in operations management.
Student's Passion for Teaching Language Bridges Cultural Divide, Fosters Connections
Litzy Rivera, a Stanislaus State student and English language teacher at Traina Foods, is dedicated to bridging cultural gaps. Her approach to teaching English to Spanish-speaking employees is built on shared cultural insights, enhancing both her students' learning experience and her own. Working towards a bachelor's degree in Spanish, Rivera emphasizes the mutual benefits of learning, "Our shared culture is a powerful bridge that enhances our connection and learning." Her success illustrates the power of cultural empathy in education, and her story highlights the importance and effectiveness of fostering inclusive and effective environments.
Coming Up at Stanislaus State
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