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The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) released a summary of what led to Fresno State’s nursing master’s program losing its accreditation.
Dr. Sandra Witte, the dean of the Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology at Fresno State, announced her retirement Tuesday.
For the tenth year in a row, Fresno State has provided more than 1 million hours of volunteer service to the local community.
Fresno State’s Health and Human Services College is in the midst of its second accreditation crisis in less than four months. The first one looms larger.
While Fresno State looks to resolve issues for the 23 current students, the loss does not affect other nursing programs nor prior graduates of the program.
Fresno State will be busy this summer with infrastructure projects. All told, the university will spend tens of millions of dollars on upgrading buildings.
Dr. Paul Ogden, a professor emeritus at Fresno State, is known for a groundbreaking book “The Silent Garden” helping parents raise deaf children.
A new campaign arrived following a statewide survey showing 43.8% of underage gambling originated in Tulare and Kings County.
The program, which recently provided $15,000 in grants from students, has expanded its reach thanks to alumni engaging in the community.
The San Joaquin Valley is already home to one Scripps National Spelling Bee winner. Could it become home to two?
