Fresno State SESA

ANNOUNCEMENT: Our 2019 SESA Symposium is a few weeks away! Attached to this post is the conference schedule. Thank you to everyone who submitted! We look forward to seeing you all present next month on Dec. 12-13.

We are also happy to announce that Dr. Melanie Hernandez will be delivering the keynote address on Friday, Dec. 13. More details about the keynote and panels will be revealed soon.

Also, if you would like some pointers on how to make your conference experience as good as it can be, we will be having a workshop with Dr. Foster! Attached is a flyer with more information.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]. A FB event will be created soon, so please be on the lookout for that! Even if you are not presenting, we want support for our students and faculty who are doing amazing work at Fresno State. Hope to see you there!

Congratulations! We at SESA are thrilled to hear this news. We know Dr. Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval will do amazing work!

This morning President Joseph I. Castro announced the appointment of Dr. Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval as Fresno State’s new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, effective July 22, 2019.

Dr. Jiménez-Sandoval is a veteran academic administrator with extensive ties to the Central Valley. He joined the Fresno State faculty in 2000, most recently serving as the dean of the College of Arts and Humanities.

Read the full announcement: https://bit.ly/2I212dr

Fresno City College is hosting information sessions for learning how to pursue a career as a community college instructor for all disciplines. Check out the flyer for day and times.

Wonderful panels at the UCMLA today!

Tonight, author Maxine Hong Kingston speaks 7-8:00 in Alice Peters Auditorium (PB 191)! Hope you all can come to the Keynote!

Looking Forward in 2019: HOPE in STEM--reflection on 2018 Symposium and sharing Dr. Steve Adisasmito-Smith's Keynote Address.

Looking Forward in 2019: HOPE in STEM Hello everyone, this is Megan Evans writing for SESA’s blog to reflect on our symposium last December and how it has inspired a new outlook for the College of Arts and Humanities during a tim…