Warrior Weekly // Episode 19 Season 5
Hey Warriors! Here's what's going on at Stanislaus State this week. (March 22nd - April 11th)
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More from Stan State News
- 2:00Cal State Apply Walkthrough - Getting StartedThis is a walkthrough of the application for admission for first-year students through Cal State Apply.Walkthroughs of each section of the application are also available on the complete Cal State Apply playlist.
- 2:22Inaugural WEI Challenge // Stanislaus StateStanislaus State's Warrior Entrepreneurship and Innovation Group hosts the inaugural WEI Challenge. This competition between local college students features a panel of judges to provide feedback on innovative business ideas and announce a grand prize winner!Website: https://www.theweigroup.com/ Podcast: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2235008.rss
- 1:11Meet Dr. Virginia Montero Hernandez // EdD at Stanislaus StateThe Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership at Stanislaus State helps prepare visionary leaders and faculty who serve all students, families, and community members within the Central Valley and Sierra Foothills.Visit the website: https://www.csustan.edu/edd
- 0:59Meet Luangchee Xiong // EdD at Stanislaus StateThe Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership at Stanislaus State helps prepare visionary leaders and faculty who serve all students, families, and community members within the Central Valley and Sierra Foothills.Visit the website: https://www.csustan.edu/edd
- 53:47Faith and Work: Insights from Jeremiah WilliamsEntrepreneurship isn’t for the faint-hearted. It requires innovative thinking, self-awareness, continuous resilience and, above all else, faith. Jeremiah Williams, CEO of Oak Crafts by Jeremiah and a Modesto City Councilman, is the epitome of these traits. From his childhood days living in foster homes in the Bay Area to his turn as a family man and Valley-based entrepreneur, Jeremiah has opted to live by example for the many communities he calls his own.According to Jeremiah, community serves as the underlying structure upon which all successful ventures are grounded. Add to that strong familial support, an understanding of one’s strengths and limitations, and a drive to transform passions into reality, and you have a recipe for entrepreneurial prosperity. Regardless of your belief system, this discussion between Jeremiah and Dr. Pablo Paredes Romero is bound to make you a believer in the tenets of business that are shared.Co-produced by the Warrior Entrepreneurship and Innovation program and the Office of Communications and Public Affairs 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.
- 1:07Meet Raina Chelise // // EdD at Stanislaus StateThe Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership at Stanislaus State helps prepare visionary leaders and faculty who serve all students, families, and community members within the Central Valley and Sierra Foothills.Visit the website: https://www.csustan.edu/edd