CSU Stanislaus - Liberal Studies

CalTPA Cycle 1 Preparation Course Starts this Saturday!!! Register now!

Are you a student teacher, intern, or new teacher who needs to take the CalTPA?
Do you need support with passing the CalTPA?
Take an online preparation course!
Register here: https://eie.csustan.edu/tpa-prep-courses
Classes start on 2/4/23

California students currently enrolled in a professional preparation program may be eligible to receive up to $20,000 through the Golden State Teacher Grant Program or #GSTG! Visit csac.ca.gov/gstg to learn more! Link in bio.

Attention LIBS students!

River Way Ranch Camp is searching for college students who are passionate about working with youth in the outdoors and who would love an opportunity to further their education and training. They provide over 55 hours of in-depth training, including American Red Cross Lifeguard, First Aid, CPR/AED, Ropes Challenge Course Facilitation, child behavior and emotional skills training, and more. Furthermore, they focus on developing critical soft skills such as reliability, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. This paid position provides full room and board, and it is an opportunity that can bolster resumes and advance career development in this area of study.

River Way Ranch Camp is located in the foothills of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park and just 35 minutes east of Fresno, CA. They are listed on topeducationdegrees.org as one of the ‘50 Most Amazing Summer Camps in the U.S.’

To apply, navigate to this link: https://www.riverwayranchcamp.com/staff/
See the linked flyer for more info.

Best-Summer-Job-For-College-Students.pdf Shared with Dropbox

With the election coming next week, everyone, including kids, will be bombarded with stories that relate to racism and injustice. In case you have kids (or students) and want to have a convo with them about this - here's a new Sesame Street Episode on PBS that tackles Racial Justice.

The Power of We: A Sesame Street Special | Sesame Street Videos | PBS KIDS Designed for families to watch together, in this special Elmo, Abby, and their friends Tamir and Gabrielle prepare for a virtual community singalong to stand up to racism. They learn how to be “upstanders” by expressing love, kindness, and respect.