At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand our students and community members' intellectual and geographical horizons. This is the only program in the region, and within the CSU system, open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses. For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.edu

Stanislaus State students and community members have a unique opportunity to learn about history where it happened. The “From Darkness to Light” Study Abroad Program takes participants to Germany and Poland to examine the history and legacy of the Holocaust through immersive, on-site learning experiences.At Stan State, as part of our fundamental mission to create an informed public for a global democratic society, we strive to expand the intellectual and geographical horizons of our students and community members. This is the only program in the region and within the CSU system that is open to students of all majors, faculty, staff and even members from other CSU campuses.For many participants, it represents not only a rare opportunity to study genocide and the roots of hate in person but also their first time traveling abroad.Email Professor Sebastian Sclofsky for more information: jsclofsky@csustan.eduRead more about the “From Darkness to Light” Study Abroad Program: https://www.csustan.edu/stan-magazine/spring-2025/exploring-worldSupport the program: https://give.csustan.edu/project/44639

Master’s students in the Interdisciplinary Studies Program at Stanislaus State custom-design their own courses of study in collaboration with faculty mentors, combining two or more disciplines to create a hybridized degree program responsive to the needs of the modern workforce.Learn more about the program and enroll today! https://www.csustan.edu/graduate-studies-research/interdisciplinary-studies-program

Master’s students in the Interdisciplinary Studies Program at Stanislaus State custom-design their own courses of study in collaboration with faculty mentors, combining two or more disciplines to create a hybridized degree program responsive to the needs of the modern workforce.Learn more about the program and enroll today! https://www.csustan.edu/graduate-studies-research/interdisciplinary-studies-program