What is Warrior Life?

New Machines Are Coming!

New laundry machines are scheduled to be installed Thursday, September 16 in Village 3 and Friday, September 17 in the Community Center. 

• The Village 3 laundry rooms will be closed starting at Noon on Wednesday, September 15 and will re-open Thursday evening.
• The Community Center laundry room will be closed starting at Noon on Thursday, September 16 and will re-open Friday evening.

Laundry Reminder

Please make sure that when you're washing or drying your clothes, you set a timer reminder so that you can promptly pick up your items when the cycle has ended. If a cycle has ended and there are items that have been sitting for a long time, contact the Housing Office. Do not remove belongings that are not yours. 

Village III Maintenance

Warrior Grill Opens Oct. 1

The long wait is almost over! Warrior Grill in the Student Center will be opening on October 1, serving up delicious breakfast, pizzas, burgers, salads, sides and more! Enjoy the extensive menu and the amazing new space complete with a gaming area including shuffleboard and more! 

Hours of Operation

Monday - Thursday
Breakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Dinner: 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Friday
Breakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Coming Up This Month

Love, Warrior Eats
Friday, September 17
11 a.m.
Come by Village Café during lunch for a special surprise from your Warrior Eats team.

FestiFUL
Friday, September 24
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Join us on September 24 at Village Café for an epic Food FestiFUL event that will feature street tacos, tasty snacks and treats, and a live stream on Instagram with Celebrity Chef Jet Tila. You won’t want to miss out!

Teaching Kitchen
Friday, September 24
11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
During our fun-filled FestiFUL event at Village Café, we will also have a special Teaching Kitchen with our very own Executive Chef Edwin Eliazad. Stop by to learn how to make some of the special foods we’ll be featuring at our event.

Text Us Your Feedback

Have a question or comment about your dining experience? Do you have a suggestion, or did you absolutely love what we served you for dinner last night? Let us know. You can directly text our leadership team at 209-841-0772.

Student Government Virtual Town Hall

Virtual Event:
Beyond the Buzzwords

Student Leadership: ASI Board of Directors

The ASI Board of Directors serves as the official voice of the students. They provide oversight of ASI programs and services, in addition to advocating for students.
 
The ASI Director for Housing and Residential Life is currently a vacant position that ASI is hoping to fill this semester. Some of the responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to:

• Advocate for the rights of the students who reside on campus.
• Distribute information to students who live in Housing and Residential Life pertaining to ASI
• Give a written and/or verbal report at the ASI BOD meetings.
• Serve on at least one Standing Committee: Judicial, Elections, Human Resource, Policy, or Budget Committee.
• Serve on a minimum of two University committees and submit a committee report following each meeting.
• Attend summer and winter retreat, trainings, and workshops.

Apply today! Check your email for more information.

Virtual Career Expo: Sept. 29th, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

There are currently over 60 employers registered for the Career & Professional Development Center's Virtual Career Expo!

Wondering what our Job Fair is all about and if you should go? We may be biased, but we say YES! A job fair is for anyone wanting to:

• Learn about employers that recruit from Stan State
• Gain an internship or full time opportunity
• Learn about different types of employment opportunities.

It’s not only for seniors or for those that are ready to work today: we encourage EVERYONE to check it out, whether you’re a first year freshman or graduating senior. We can help you prepare your resume, elevator pitch, and answer any questions you may have.

Did you know that finding a job or internship can take 6-9 months?
It’s never too early to start to consider opportunities, and the Career & Professional Development Center is here to support you in your college-to-career transition.

Contact us with any questions or concerns. See you at the Virtual Job Fair!

Be Healthy, Stay Healthy

Hey Warriors! HEP here with another message on how to maintain and/or improve your overall health. We’re focusing on the benefits of proper nutrition and physical activity.

Eating a balanced diet and being physically active are two of the most important things you can to be (and stay) healthy. Some of the benefits include:

• Improving your mental health and mood
• Reducing the risk of some chronic diseases and cancers
• Preventing weight gain and increasing weight loss
• Improving bone and muscle structure and function

Eating a balanced diet includes eating the right amount of food to maintain a healthy weight. Choose MyPlate and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans provide recommendations on what and how much to eat to nourish your body.

Physical activity is defined as any movement that uses energy. People of all shapes, sizes and abilities benefit from being physically active. Some activity is better than none, and the more you do the more benefits you gain. The Physical Activity Guidelines provide guidance on the types and amounts of physical activity that are recommended.

Health Education & Promotion Events

If you want to know more on how to improve your health, join us as we continue our programming virtually:

• 9/16 @ 10:30am – Building a Healthier You
• 9/20 @ 3pm – The Art of Beating Procrastination
• 9/22 @ 9am – Time Management
• 9/24 @ 12pm – NOON-trition
• 9/24 @ 2:30pm – Using S.M.A.R.T Goals for Success
• 9/27 @ 2pm – Navigating Student Health 101
• 9/28 @ 2pm – Managing Your Time Effectively
• 9/29 @ 2pm- Time Management

For more information on physical activity, nutrition, and other wellness topics, as well as a comprehensive list of our upcoming outreach, visit the Health Education & Promotion website! And don't forget to follow us on Instagram @StanState_HealthEd

Women's Track and Field Open Tryouts

This is open to women for the participation in collegiate track and field in the following event areas:

• Sprints
• Hurdles
• Jumps
• Throws
• Mid Distance

• Be a full time student with good academic standing.
• Able to dedicate 20hrs a week to training
• Possible travel on weekends
• Be a team oriented individual
• Meet the CCAA vaccination requirement or qualify for a medical or religious exemption and agree to regular testing

Please contact Head Coach Troy Johnson if interested at (209) 664-6839 or by email at tajohnson@csustan.edu