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Explore Stan State’s Campus Services to Nurture Your Well-Being and Foster Career Readiness

Estrella Rubio and Emily Giraldes • January 31, 2025

Student reporters Estrella Rubio and Emily Giraldes take a tour around Stan State highlighting some of the essential resources available on campus at the Health Center, Warrior Pantry, and Career Center.

CSU Stanislaus is more than just a place to learn; it’s a community dedicated to supporting your academic and personal success. This video highlights some of the essential resources available on campus that are designed to make your college experience smoother and more enriching.

The Health Center provides various medical and mental health services to keep you healthy and balanced, from wellness checkups to counseling sessions. The Warrior Pantry is here to help with free groceries and necessities if you’re facing food insecurity. For students preparing for interviews or professional events, the Career Closet offers access to professional attire, helping you make a great first impression without breaking the bank.

Itzayana Romo (Communication Studies, Senior) stated, “I’m just surprised that we have something here on campus that students could feel comfortable in and they could feel welcomed to have an outfit for anything that has to do with their career or anything professional.”

These are just a few ways Stanislaus State prioritizes your well-being and career readiness. Watch to learn more about these resources and how to make the most of them during your time on campus.

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About the Contributors

Estrella Rubio, Reporter

Hi, my name is Estrella Rubio, and I am majoring in Communication Studies with a minor in Journalism. I am in my third and final year at Stan State. My plan is to take the LSAT and go to law school in the Fall of 2025. Some of my hobbies include Pilates, hiking, making flower bouquets and reading books. My topic of interest is the University Police Department, tips for students and anything that people are interested in.

Emily Giraldes, Reporter

Hi, my name is Emily Giraldes. I am a fourth-year communication major with a journalism minor and a concentration in public communication and media. I enjoy reading and traveling especially anywhere there is an ocean. The topic I am most interested in covering is the CAPS program.