Stanislaus State Daybook, July 6, 2022

Turlock, CA (07/06/2022) — 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:

Stanislaus State's School of Nursing has been ranked among the best nursing schools in California and the Western United States by Nursing Schools Almanac, a website dedicated to providing aspiring nurses a comprehensive and analytical resource for selecting a nursing school. In its 2022 Nursing School Rankings report, the website ranked the University's School of Nursing No. 26 on its 100 Best Nursing Schools in California list and No. 51 on its 100 Best Nursing Schools in the West.

Stanislaus State's location in the Central Valley positions the campus to be a leader in water conservation, both in times of ample water and in drought. We invite you to take a look at the many of the ways the University is a leader in this vital mission.

The reflecting pond at the center of University Circle is more than a beautiful water feature It is the heart of a complex web of storage ponds, pipes and pumps that collects stormwater and landscape irrigation runoff for reuse campuswide. Installed 50 years ago, the system was originally designed to provide flood control in the wet season and store runoff water for use on the landscape during the dry season. Now, to support sustainability and address the increasing effects of climate change, the water reclamation system is steadily being modified to help the campus reduce its overall water consumption and build a more sustainable future.

They began the day donning new shirts that proclaimed them Future Warriors, they shouted "Go Warriors" with President Ellen Junn, and many of the 41 high school students participating in the Project 1300 Summer Academy left with a newfound appreciation for Stanislaus State. The week-long institute, co-hosted by Stan State and UC Merced, is a component of the 1300 Campaign, an initiative that aims to send an additional 1,300 young men of color to the California State University and University of California in the next five years.

Family photographs, land deeds and articles of clothing handsewn in the British-run Ba'quba Refugee Camp near Bagdad are some of the items in "Tell Our Stories: Assyrian Genocide," the exhibit that opened Thursday, June 30 at Stanislaus State's University Art Gallery. Gallery Designer Dean DeCocker and his team designed the exhibit from hundreds of items curated by the exhibit's organizers, Stan State Professor Erin Hughes and Kathy Sayad Zatari and Ruth Kambar, both of Assyrian descent. The exhibit runs through Aug. 7, which is Assyrian Genocide Remembrance Day.

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Stanislaus State Daybook, July 6, 2022

School of Nursing Ranks Among the Best in California and Western United States

Ensuring Sustainability

Project 1300 Summer Academy for High School Students Allows Stan State to Shine

Tell Our Stories: Assyrian Genocide Exhibit Opens

Coming Up at Stan State

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