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DIRECTOR’S W ELCOME

BACK TO ALL ................. 1



UPCOMING EVENTS…...1

VOL 1 FALL 08

SSS TUTORS…...1









Welcome

COUNSELOR’S CORNER..2

SSS W ORKSHOP

SCHEDULE…...2



STUDENT

ACHIEVEMENTS SPRING 08..2





READING & W RITING COORDINATOR…...3









back

PEER MENTOR COUNSELOR …...3

MEET THE PROGRAM STAFF…...4









Student Support Services

DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS—

PROMOTING STUDENT SUCCESS.



A New Semester ~ New Goals:

SSS: Helping you achieve

your academic goals

Greetings,



As we begin another fall semester we We realize the hustle and bustle of the UPCOMING EVENTS:  

would like to extend a Warm Welcome to semester can become overwhelming • 8/25 Fall Semester Begins 

all of our New and Returning Students. however; we are here to assist you. • 9/3 & 9/4 Academic Check In 

We wish you well and hope that the year • 9/8 TUTORING BEGINS @ LRC 

Our Student Support Services Staff is ahead will bring greater learning

• 9/10 New Student Orientation 

extremely excited to meet with each of opportunities and accomplishments

you and to assist you in achieving your toward reaching your educational and • 9/17‐9/20  COE Conference,          

academic success. professional career goals. Washington D.C.  

• 9/17 SAFARI—USU  

Sandra A. Fuentes • 10/5 Start making appts for 2nd  

Director Counseling session of semester 

Student Support Services • 10/17 1st Counseling sessions must be 

completed 

• 10/19 MID SEMESTER 

Welcome Back! • 11/7 & 11/8 Grad Forum UC Berkeley 

We hope your semester has started out well. Don’t forget to call the • 11/3 Spring 2009 Registration begins 

SSS office and schedule your semester meeting ASAP 278-1000. • 11/15 FALL KICKOFF—Tailgate BBQ & 

Bulldogs vs. New Mexico State 

• 12/10 Last Day of Instruction 

SSS TUTORS at the • 12/19—1/20 Winter Break 

Learning Resource Center (LRC)

GREAT NEWS!  SSS is collaborating with the Learning Resource Center to provide not 1, but 4, (yes 4)    

tutors to work specifically with students in the SSS program. The SSS Tutors will be available from 10am‐

3pm at the LRC (Peters Bldg, Annex Trailer—”Green” Room).   Although the tutors will be available on a 

walk‐in basis, we recommend that you schedule appointments to ensure being seen in a timely fashion.  

Learning Resource Center also offers two different types of workshops of their own—Academic Success 

Workshops.  SSS students are encouraged to attend these workshops as the LRC workshops count towards 

the SSS Grant Aid. 

SSS WALL OF FAME 

Counselor’s C ONGRATS T O

Corner SSS S TUDENTS

With 3.00 GPA

Joe Guerra—SSS Academic Counselor

& Higher ~ Spring 2008

Fall 2008 Semester

New for the Fall 2008 Semester and until 1. Leticia Aguilar 43. Eric Morin

Welcome back. WOW, it’s hard to believe further notice: 2. Marina Aguilera 44. Sengchong Moua

that the summer is already over and a

Upon the completion of your first coun- 3. Mary Ann 45. Esperanza Navarro

new semester is about to begin.

seling appoint for the Fall 2008 semester Almendaraz 46. Nancy Navarro

all students will receive the following 4. Abiam Alvarez 47. Maribel Olea

Congratulations go out to all those stu-

items: 5. Leticia Antunez 48. Robert Orrellana

dents who did so well academically during

• 2 GB USB flash drive 6. Eduardo Barragan 49. Airlia Pang

the Spring 2008 semester. All your hard 7. Maria Calderon 50. Brianna Pang

• Lanyard (to tie on to the flash

work and perseverance paid off. 8. Leticia Campos 51. Randy Perez

drive so you will not loose it).

Remember to take some time to congratu- 9. Maria Ceballos 52. Robert Perez

late yourself for a job well done. Keep up • Daily Planner

10. Yvette Fernandez 53. Lorena Quezada

the excellent work!!! You will need to hurry though

11. Ignacio Garcia 54. Ariel Rosa

because they are going fast!

12. Veronica Garcia 55. Mayra Ruiz

To those students who may not have 2. The first counseling must be com- 13. Yaneli Godinez 56. Brenetta Sadakov

done as well as they would have liked to pleted by the end of the 7th week of the 14. Ignacia Gomez 57. Yadira Arambula

during the spring semester: A new semes- semester. (Prior to Oct 17th). 15. Mayra Gomez Salazar

ter is beginning and each new semester 16. Miriam Gonzalez 58. Tania Sandoval

brings with it a new opportunity to start SSS students will no longer be able to

17. Deborah Guevara 59. Amy Sauceda

fresh and a new opportunity to do better. complete both counseling appointments

18. Sonia Gutierrez 60. Reymundo Serna

You can do it!!! within a 30 day time period and get credit

19. Heather 61. Nancy Song

for the two sessions. You will need to

Hernandez 62. Johanna Solorio

Reminder to all SSS students: spread the appointments out to make

20. Jose Hernandez 63. Meiling Tang

Be sure to schedule your 1st counseling better use of the counseling sessions. No

21. Teresa Hernandez 64. Maria Torres

appointment for the Fall 2008 semester as exceptions.

22. Brianne Jackson 65. Cristina Torres

soon as possible. If you are a returning 23. Cindy Jensen 66. Rocio Uvina

student, you know how busy it gets for If you have not visited the Student Sup-

24. Maria Jimenez 67. Challencen Vang

me at the beginning of each new semester port Services website in a while, check it

25. Marisela Ceballos 68. Kaying Vang

and how difficult it can be to get an ap- out. We are slowly beginning to make

Lara 69. Maipanhia Vang

pointment time to match your schedule. some changes and you just might see your

26. Kheng Lee 70. Tong Vang

Come in and obtain an updated DARS friendly smiling face on our website.

27. Mai Va Lee 71. Esperanza Vargas

report to help plan your classes for the 28. Vang Lee 72. Deina Velez

next semester and to verify that you are Student Support Services Website:

29. Miguel Leon 73. Lee Vue

indeed, as far as you had hoped to be. http://www.csufresno.edu/sss/index.shtml

30. Rosalba Lopez- 74. Mai Xia Vue

Ramirez 75. Oue Vue

In order to remain on active status with Welcome back and remember:

31. Elizabeth Lopez 76. Pheng Vue

SSS all students need to complete two 32. Evangelina Lopez 77. Vanessa Williams

counseling appointments per semester. “Learning is not attained by chance; it

33. Sue Lor 78. Amy Wilson

The best times to schedule these appoint- must be sought for with ardor and

34. Erika Lua 79. Brandon Wright

ments are at the beginning and towards attended to with diligence”.

35. Veronica Lua 80. Kabao Xiong

the end of each semester. 36. Raquel Luna 81. Mai Neng Xiong

Abigail Adams, 1780

37. Claudia Martinez 82. Mai Yang Xiong

To schedule an appointment call the SSS US wife of John Adams (1744 - 1818)

38. David Martinez 83. Soua Xiong

office at 278-1000 or come by the office 39. Veronica Martinez 84. Bao Yang

between the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 40. Marilyn 85. Xee Yang

P.M., Monday through Friday. (Closed for McCammond 86. Ashley Yaugher

lunch). 41. Luis Morales 87. Salvador

42. Lisa Moreno Zambrano



SSS COMPUTER LAB:

The SSS program has a computer lab with online services available

As always, watch your emails

For active SSS participants. for details about each event

Fall & Spring Computer Lab Hours: and sign up times

Monday through Friday: 8:15am to 11:45am & 1:00pm to 3:45pm. or call 278-1000 if you have

(Closed for lunch—No exceptions)

additional questions.

Reading & Writing SSS CLUB

Coordinator WANTED:

Students who are interested

Toni Rudd—Reading Writing Coordinator, SSS

in involvement with

Welcome Back! newsletter, events, and

Dear Students, core group leadership.



Summer’s over, but the fun has only Did you know that you can be in on

Are you striving for

just begun! Let me tell you what’s new from the ground floor of reforming

academic success?

the Reading and Writing office. the Student Support Services’

Do you want to improve your

club and newsletter? You can be

grades?

Did you know that the Reading and involved in setting its purpose;

Are you new to

Writing Coordinator’s services naming it; planning and

CSUF and SSS?

are available to all SSS students? participating in its events; mak-

Do you need help with

They most certainly are! ing and collecting the news and

study skills?

reporting on what’s happening

Have you struggled

Did you know that you can send in a in SSS to keep everyone in-

academically?

letter, review, summary, essay, or formed. You can be involved!

research paper by e-mail, drop See Toni or David

off, walk-in, or by appointment How can all this happen? Who do

to get comments from a you see? Where do you go?

“friendly” reader? Well, yes you Why, all you have to do is contact

can! me, Toni Rudd, your Reading and

Writing Coordinator. I can be

Did you know that all SSS students reached by phone at 278-1000, by

can take a one unit supplemental e-mail at rrudd@csufresno.edu, or at SSS

the Student Support Services office.

reading or writing class to get

some individual or small group I’m looking forward to seeing you! WORKSHOPS

help with difficult coursework? Attend 4 or more

These classes are not just for Sincerely,

freshmen, and they can be taken Toni Rudd SSS workshops to

more than one time. Reading and Writing Coordinator

Student Support Services Be eligible for grant aid

California State University, Fresno



PEER MENTOR COUNSELOR:  David Del Mundo  • Getting Involved

  Wed 9/3 ED 178 2:00pm

Dear Students,  Thurs 9/4 PHS110 10:00am

  • Researching Journal Articles

Welcome back to another school year! As usual I’ve got several new workshops for you to   Wed 9/10 ED 157 11:00am

attend this semester. I’m hoping you can make them even if you don’t plan to shoot for grant  Fri 9/12 ED 157 1:00pm

aid. It’s always good to get involved in different activities whether it be SSS related or through  • Learning & Memory Study

a club or organization, which is why the 1st workshop will be entitled, “Getting Involved!”  Tips

Other valuable information such as how to write a Curriculum Vitae and many other          Tues 9/23 PHS 108 2:00pm

informational sessions will be scheduled soon.   Thurs 9/25 SCI 242 11:00am

  • Plagiarism 101

As soon as the schedule is finalized I will email it to you. If you need anything, don’t hesitate  Thurs 10/9 ED 178 3:00pm

to ask.   Tues 10/14 ED 178 1:00pm

  • Leadership Skills

Have a great semester!  Mon 10/20 PHS 246 10:00am

Wed 10/22 ED 195 9:00am

• Curriculum Vitae

Benefits of Having a Peer Mentor: Wed 11/19 SCI 242 10:00am

• Support in adjustment to college life Thurs 11/20 S Gym 130 9:00am

• How to Network

• Assistance in developing effective study habits and study skills

Wed 12/3 ED 195 12noon

• Guidance in resolving problems related to college Fri 12/5 ED 193 3:00pm

Student Support Services provides students the opportunity to nurture their academic goals.

SSS

To ensure success in the classroom and with them, students attend skill building workshops that

PROGRAM enhance their abilities while helping them evaluate their own academic and personal profiles.

STAFF Students participating in the program are required to meet regularly with their academic advisor,

2008-2009 attend workshops, attend tutoring sessions and attend cultural events/activities.





TRIO BENEFITS

Sandra Fuentes

Director/Academic Counselor • Academic and career advising

Call 559-278-1000 for appointments • Assistance with the admissions

process

• Structured first year experience

• Free tutoring

• Supplemental instruction

Joe Guerra • Assistance with financial aid

Academic Counselor process, and other university

Call 559-278-1000 for appointments services

• Support for students with

disabilities

• Writing and study skills

development

Kimberly Hughes • Graduate school and professional

Program Assistant school advising

kimberly_hughes@csufresno.edu • Peer mentoring

• Cultural and Social activities

• Informational resources

• Computer Lab



Toni Rudd

 

Reading & Writing Coordinator The Student Support Services        

rrudd@csufresno.edu Program (SSS) is a  

Federally funded TRIO program 

designed to assist you  

     in achieving your maximum        

potential in college.  

David Del Mundo

 

Peer Mentor Counselor Throughout the year, the staff 

daviddm@csufresno.edu works with you to develop your 

academic skills



It is our pleasure, and our privilege, to annually serve 200 low‐income, first‐generation CSUF students 

with academic and personal support services that will help them stay in college and achieve their         

aspirations of earning a college degree. We are able to provide our services with federal funding through 

the TRIO Programs sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. 

 

SSS provides a world of opportunities for students to be successful in college. Just explore our website                                            

http://www.csufresno.edu/sss/ and follow the various links to learn more about us and the many ways 

we support students. We believe all our futures will be enhanced by every student who is successful in 

college, and we believe that all entering college students can achieve that goal if they are able to access 

the critical support they may need to do so.   



Disclosure Statement: Student Support Services is funded through a TRiO Grant from the U.S. Department 

of Education. For 2008‐2009, $279,950 (100%) total funds. 


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