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day 35 day 48 STOCKTON CENTER VISIT ____ While visiting and touring the Stockton Center, President Junn had the chance to meet and take a photo with the nursing students and Dean Harrison. The Stockton Center is home to our Accelerated Second Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ASBSN) program, which was ranked No. 1 in California by TopRNtoBSN.com this year. MOVE-IN DAY ____ On August 17, President Junn participated in Stan State Student Housing’s Move-In Day activities, welcoming and meeting students and their families, including Samantha Sanchez, a pre-nursing student and her parents, pictured above. day 40 day 50 day 51 day 58 TOURS, VISITS AND EVENTS ____ In President Junn’s first 100 days, she enjoyed time visiting local leaders, businesses and organizations including the Cordova’s Ranch, the Gallo Center for the Arts, Hilmar Cheese Factory and St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Stockton. She was a guest of the Modesto Chamber of Commerce at their annual Harvest Luncheon and also was able to meet with and learn about the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation and Opportunity Stanislaus. These meetings provided an opportunity for President Junn to not only get to know the community, but also to hear their thoughts about Stan State. President Junn has also been busy meeting other local leaders in higher education, including Jill Stearns, president at MJC, Susan Walsh, acting president at Merced Community College and Dorothy Leland, Chancellor of UC Merced. Day 40 - ASI retreat with students Day 50 - Carnegie Center for the Arts with faculty member Dean Decocker Day 51 - Playhouse Merced Gala with faculty members John Mayer, Scott Davis and Robin Baldridge Day 58 - at the Gallo Center for the Arts with alumni Robert and Kim Ulrich who judged the Valley Talent Project 4 FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
FRESHMAN CONVOCATION day 52 One of the first things President Junn did at Stanislaus State was to reestablish the Freshman Convocation ceremony for incoming freshmen. This was done not only to revive a University tradition, but most importantly to make sure our incoming students felt welcome at their new home. There has not been a Freshman Convocation ceremony at Stan State since 2004, and President Junn was very excited to bring it back. Several speakers addressed our incoming freshman during the ceremony, including Provost James Strong and Vice President for Student Affairs Suzanne Espinoza. The purpose of this ceremony was to bring freshmen students together, to motivate them, and to help them realize they can accomplish their goals and graduate in four years. GETTING TO KNOW STAN STATE 5
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