A $10,000 donation from Gary and Marcia Nelson enabled CSU Stanislaus to start a new Masters of Science in Nursing. This spring, 14 nurses began this program which offers two tracks: Nursing Education and Gerontological Nursing. 

Wayne Pierce, a longtime and beloved faculty member of CSU Stanislaus, had a vision of creating a native plant arboretum on campus. He imagined a winding pathway, along the south-side of the campus that college students, elementary and secondary students, and community members would visit to learn about the trees, shrubs, and herbs of the Central Valley and the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Right now there’s a lot of energy being generated  here at your alma mater, and we really want you to be a part of it.

Wayne Pierce, a longtime and beloved faculty member of CSU Stanislaus, had a vision of creating a native plant arboretum on campus. He imagined a winding pathway, along the south-side of the campus that college students, elementary and secondary students

Within the past year, CSU Stanislaus has added two new development directors to its Advancement team.

CSU Stanislaus received a major gift of $375,000 from the estate of Kenneth and Shirley Whalen in February 2009, which will be used to create an endowed professorship within the College of Education.

CSU Stanislaus is among a growing number of universities helping young people transition out of foster care by offering an array of financial, academic, social, and housing assistance.