Discover the integral role of community in shaping Ann Endsley's dynamic career and philanthropic ventures in this insightful episode. Owner of multiple local businesses and the 2024 Champions of the American Dream Honoree, Ann grew up in a supportive environment where she developed a keen awareness of community needs and engaged in various volunteer projects from a young age.Her move to the Central Valley unveiled a blend of prosperous multi-generational businesses and under-served communities, prompting her to initiate projects that bridged these gaps. Ann's entrepreneurial spirit led her to advocate for food accessibility and local agriculture, making healthy food available to local families. Join Dr. Pablo Paredes Romero as he and Ann explore her collaborative communication strategies and resilient approach to fostering a sense of unity and success across her diverse enterprises.Co-produced by the Warrior Entrepreneurship and Innovation program and the Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing at Stanislaus State. The E&I Studio is edited and recorded in the KCSS studios on the campus of Stanislaus State. The views expressed by guests on this podcast are not necessarily those of the University.

Ann Endsley, multi-faceted business owner and 2024 Champions of the American Dream honoree, speaks with Dr. Pablo Paredes Romero on the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Studio. Listen to the full episode September 3.

Enjoy this discussion between host Lesley Cantu and our guest Taylor Whittington, Ed.D, CPS, Health Educator at Stan State's Student Health Center.Join the pair as they explore how the Student Health Center supports the overall well-being of students during their college years. From comprehensive primary and specialized care to preventive health measures, the health center ensures students have access to essential healthcare services. This episode dives into the telehealth options, on-site laboratory and pharmacy, and the crucial role these services play in making healthcare easily accessible for students.This week's guest: Taylor Whittington, Ed.D, CPS: Health EducatorWebsite: https://www.csustan.edu/student-health-centerProduced by the Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing, edited and recorded in the KCSS studios on the campus of Stanislaus State. #Podcast #University #Stanislaus

In the heart of Stockton, our University serves as a beacon for the Valley, offering students a path to a brighter future. Hear firsthand how the Stan State Stockton Campus provides access to higher education and empowers the community.🎓 Achieve Your Goals: Learn how the Stockton Campus can help you attain a four-year degree and reach your dreams. 🤝 Community Impact: Your hard work at the Stan State Stockton Campus will fuel innovation and strengthen the community. 🌱 A Renaissance in San Joaquin County: Experience the growth and new opportunities happening now, promising a better future for Stockton and beyond. 🛡️ Be a Part of Something Greater: Join a growing network of Warriors dedicated to transforming lives and shaping the future. 💛 Belonging and Support: From day one to graduation and beyond, the Stan State community is here for you. You belong here.💬 Comment below and share your story or ask any questions you have about the Stan State Stockton Campus. We’d love to hear from you!📢 Subscribe to our channel for more inspiring stories and updates.🌟 Apply Now and become a part of the Warrior family: https://www.csustan.edu/admissions-aid#StocktonCampus #HigherEducation #CommunityImpact #WarriorFamily #stanstateThank you to our wonderful Stockton Campus and community members:Raichelle Grays, Professor/Counselor, San Joaquin Delta College, Stan State Stockton Campus Alumna Catalina Di Somma, San Joaquin County Office of Education, Stan State Stockton Campus Alumna Larry Barnes, Assistant Professor of Accounting Kristen Burtwhistle, President/CEO of United Way of San Joaquin County Aleesa Ponce, Stan State Stockton Campus Alumna Sarah Sweitzer, Dean, Stan State Stockton Campus Samantha Stovall, Stan State Stockton Campus Alumna Tiffany Dobson, Deputy District Director, Office of Congressman Josh Harder Diane Crayton, Associate Professor of Nursing

Hello, and buenos días, Stan State Warriors and Friends! I simply cannot express how excited and honored I am to be serving as Stanislaus State’s 13th president. I want you all to know that at each step of the application process, the more I learned about you, the more I became enamored with Stan State. I love the fact that every student we encounter knows that we collectively support their success. I am deeply honored and feel blessed to be joining this vibrant and dedicated community.    I want to start by expressing my heartfelt gratitude to our everyone involved in the presidential search committee and transition process. I especially want to thank Interim President Sue Borrego for her passionate and dedicated leadership, for answering what may have seemed like endless questions, and for always keeping the well-being of Stan State at the core of this transition.  I have been living in Modesto and exploring the Central Valley for just over a week now, and what has impressed me the most has been the consistent kindness of our respective communities. Your friendliness and optimism, despite the challenges we may face, is contagious. The evident cultural fabric I observe daily is an unspoken asset for our community’s growth and I look forward to engaging in English y en español and learning more about your dreams for the future of this great University. Your optimism and sense of unity is reflected in our students, and it just reinforces Stan State’s reputation as a welcoming place that fosters belonging and a “sí se puede” attitude. I am eager to listen, learn and engage with you at our Turlock and Stockton campuses and across our six-county region to hear more about your dreams for our University and your respective communities. Building strong relationships and bolstering an inclusive, collaborative environment will be at the heart of my leadership.   I am looking forward to rolling up my sleeves and working hard for the betterment of Stan State and for our entire region.This next year, I am excited to work with alumni, faculty, staff, University leadership and our community and industry partners to build needed pipeline programs to strengthen our economy and serve the needs of the Central Valley. Together, we will build opportunities for folks to join Stan State’s mission, ensuring that our contributions to the welfare of our surrounding communities are as strong as possible. As we continue to build partnerships, educate, and prepare the best and brightest, we will develop opportunities to innovate and positively impact our region.    At Stan State, we transform futures, one student and one family at a time. With a focus on equity, my goal is to ensure that everyone who wants an education belongs at Stan State.   If you see me around, please stop and say hello! Saludáme por favor. I can’t wait to meet you!     Together, we are invincible. ¡Recuerden que juntos todo podemos! Somos Guerreros And as Warriors, together, we are Warrior Strong!