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Are you considering fresno state take a virtual tour of the campus below..

A visit to California State University - Fresno is ideal, but virtual tours can act to refresh your memory or as a preview for your on-site tour.

Why a Virtual Tour?

Inevitably, on-campus tours of classrooms, libraries, dorms, and dining halls will start to blend. Jog your memory using the virtual tour and even explore the area surrounding the campus using the interactive mapping tool. If you're just beginning your college search, a virtual tour can be a great way to get a feel for a campus before your visit. Remember, when you do go, be sure to ask current students about their college life. A student perspective can be the most helpful way to gauge your future experience at Fresno State.

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Hey everyone! I'm planning a college visit and I'd love to tour Fresno State. Do they offer guided tours for prospective students, and if so, how can I sign up for one?

Yes, Fresno State offers guided campus tours for prospective students. These tours are led by student ambassadors who give you a comprehensive look at the campus, its facilities, and student life. To sign up for a guided tour, visit the Fresno State website and navigate to the "Prospective Students" section. There, you'll find information on scheduling a tour, as well as available dates and times.

Before your visit, it's a good idea to review the campus map and plan your travel arrangements, so you can arrive on time and ready to explore. While on the tour, be sure to ask questions and engage with your student guide to get the most out of your visit. Taking pictures and jotting down notes can also be helpful for reflecting on your experience later.

Additionally, take advantage of your time on campus to sit in on a class, if available, or chat with current students and faculty. This can give you a better sense of the academic environment and culture at Fresno State. Have a great time on your visit and happy college touring!

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To arrange a library tour affiliated with a Fresno State course or program, please contact Maria Jurado . In general, the library is unable to offer tours to unaffiliated groups or individuals. Please utilize either the Self-Guided Tour options below, or you can request a campus tour , which includes the library.

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Industry Listening Tour

Upon my appointment as President of Fresno State, I wanted to learn how the University can better prepare students to lead the workforce of tomorrow. With this in mind, I invited a representative group of industry leaders from across the region to talk with me. Over a two-month period, I hosted six industry-focused listening sessions resulting in helpful and frank feedback, including creative strategies and solutions to engaging employers and addressing University practices for the improvement of student outcomes. I’d like to thank the many forward-thinking business leaders who made these conversations a priority for the betterment of where we all live and the graduates that will fuel our future.

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The format, lightly facilitated by Professor Betsy Hays and my role, along with other campus leadership, was simply to listen. In these sessions, we posed the following questions:

• How can Fresno State be a strategic partner in meeting your workforce needs?
• What are the challenges you face in hiring qualified and diverse applicants?
• How are your employment needs changing given our current environment and trends in your industry?
• How would you define a productive community member and how can Fresno State help to facilitate that?

Tour Conversations

I am grateful for the constructive feedback received during our Fresno State Industry Listening Tour in January/February 2022. I, along with the campus leaders listed below, had the opportunity to meet with 55 CEOs and top business leaders from within these industry sectors:

• Agriculture with Deans Nef, Meyer, and Nunna
• Healthcare with Dean Seabert
• Business/Entrepreneurship with Deans Olson-Buchanan and Nunna
• Engineering/Manufacturing/Construction with Deans Nunna and Olson-Buchanan
• Education/Art with Deans Chapman and Yerrick
• Criminology with Dean Muscat, Interim Associate Dean Takahashi, and Department Chair Dr. English

Following the conclusion of these employer discussions, campus leadership has reflected on the suggestions and developed the following five University goals and supporting objectives:

Grow a pipeline of diverse workers

• Hire a University Diversity Officer this year to assist in developing campus-wide Graduation Initiative 2025 plans to close the equity gap between underserved students and peers ensuring educational success for all.
• Over the next five years, hire additional advisors to improve the Student to Career Advisor Ratio and overall Student to Academic Advisor Ratio.
• Establish the Black Student Success Center and Southeast Asian Student Success Center to increase enrollment and eliminate achievement gaps in graduation.
• Expand the college-going culture in the region with a comprehensive marketing and outreach plan focused on the benefits and accessibility of higher education.
• Increase student awareness and time spent on fresnostate.edu/careers to find helpful resources, job opportunities, and career information.

Provide easy onramps to connect employers to students

• Invest in the Alumni Career Connections initiative by hiring a first-ever Director of Alumni Career Connections by Fall 2022 to work in collaboration with the Fresno State Career Development Center to assist job-seeking recent graduates and alumni with career resources and opportunities for desirable employment. This position will also work with alumni-owned businesses to build employer partnerships.
• Track the success of business mentorship programs in the colleges of engineering, business, agriculture, and healthcare to inform a campus-wide commitment and investment in growing mentorships for student advancement.
• Expand outreach to school districts to increase job placements for graduates in the teaching field. Host a Teacher Career Fair to connect area school districts with graduating seniors.
• Feature STEM fields and alumni success stories online to attract students to these majors and make them more accessible.
• Develop a marketing plan to increase employer/recruiter awareness of the Fresno State Career Development Center’s online resources at fresnostate.edu/careers/employer, including a central source for posting jobs, guide to establishing internships, list of student recruitment events, employer partnership and mentorship opportunities.

Innovate to advance curriculum aligned with employer needs

• Align major courses with career tracks to increase student career awareness.
• Pilot the offer of release time to a College of Arts and Humanities faculty member to focus on infusing career readiness topics into existing curriculum.
• Offer micro-credentials to address interdisciplinary needs, like data analysis. Learn from the engineering/agriculture/business Title V grant upon data collected.
• Continue collaborative partnerships with K-12 to reduce students in need of remedial courses in Algebra and English.

Increase experiential learning opportunities to improve workforce readiness

• Expand the course-based undergraduate research program across multiple disciplines to enable students to gain hands-on research experience early in their college career thereby boosting retention and exposure to other fields of study.
• Develop and grow internship courses and offer college credit for internships tied to curriculum. Offer micro-credential badges for internships not tied to curriculum.
• Promote student workforce readiness training modules online to enhance business and soft skills.

Monitor and measure career success after graduation

• Invest in the National Alumni Career Survey to track career success trends at 3/6/12 months and at 5/10 year marks to evidence the value of a degree through Fresno State.
• Hire a Career Development Communications Specialist to effectively promote career services to students, alumni, and employers.

In addition to these goals and objectives, I established the President’s Commission on Economic Development, Societal Impact and Entrepreneurship to involve department chairs, faculty, and Center/Institute directors in addressing how Fresno State can educate, inspire, and engage students in developing an entrepreneurial mindset and become leaders in sustainable economic development in our community. I am pleased to share two immediate outcomes seeded from this campus Commission:

• Learn from guest speakers including business and community leaders, entrepreneurs, and small business owners.
• Share curriculum and explore opportunities to work across disciplines.
• Complete a cohort service project with implications for sustainable economic development.
• The Commission will annually visit 4-6 corporations to broaden their knowledge in current industry best practices and emerging trends in subjects like artificial intelligence, vertical integration, supply chain, and labor policy to name a few.

The strength of our region is inextricably linked to the success of Fresno State which is why this discovery has been an emphasis in my first year as President. As the premier higher education institution dedicated to graduating and serving a diverse student-body, it is imperative that we focus on educational outcomes and drivers of success through purposeful employer partnerships and intentional strategies championed by knowledgeable campus leadership and faculty. Together, I know we will continue to advance the effectiveness of our next generation of leaders.

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Aligned with the university’s core mission to boldly educate and empower students for success, DXIHub strives to inspire students to apply their education toward developing innovative solutions to real-world problems using the best and latest technologies to ensure that Fresno State and community partners throughout the Central Valley can perform at the highest level.

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The Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology in coordination with the Department of Animal Sciences and Agricultural Education provides a hands on learning experience not only for our college students, but for community school groups as well. All tour groups must be accompanied by a tour guide and anyone visiting the farm without a scheduled tour guide may be asked to leave the farm. We want everyone's visit to the farm to be safe and enjoyable. Tours of the Fresno State Farm are available from early September through mid-May. The cost for attending a farm tour, as of September 7, 2018, is $3.00 per child (this includes any siblings that might also attend). This page is dedicated to providing information on each of the animal units housed here on campus and to arrange scheduled tours for child groups wishing to visit our farm. Requirements for Scheduling a tour:

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•   (1) Seton Hall 79,   (1) Indiana State 77

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• Boston College 62, No. 3 Providence 57
• No. 4 Georgia 78, Xavier 76
• No. 2 Ohio State 88, Cornell 83
• No. 3 Virginia Tech 74 , Richmond 58
• Minnesota 73 , No. 4 Butler 72
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• South Florida 83 , No. 4 UCF 77
• No. 2 Utah 84,  UC Irvine 75

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• No. 1 Seton Hall 75,  Saint Joseph's  72
• No. 1 Indiana State 101, SMU 92 
• No. 3 Bradley 74,  Loyola Chicago 62
• UNLV 84, No. 2 Princeton 77 
• No. 1 Wake Forest 87 , Appalachian State 76
• No. 2 Cincinnati 73 , San Francisco 72 
• VCU 70 , No. 1 Villanova 61

March 23 | Second round

• No. 1 Seton Hall 72, North Texas 58
• No. 2 Cincinnati 74, No. 3 Bradley 57
• No. 2 Ohio State 81 , No. 3 Virginia Tech 73

Sunday, March 24 | Second round

• No. 1 Indiana State 76, Minnesota 64
• No. 4 Georgia 72 , No. 1 Wake Forest 66
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• No. 2 Utah 91 , No. 3 Iowa 82
• UNLV 79,  Boston College 70

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• No. 4 Georgia 79, No. 2 Ohio State 77 
• No. 1 Indiana State 85 , No. 2 Cincinnati 81

Wednesday, March 27 | Quarterfinals

• No. 1 Seton Hall 91 , UNLV   68
• No. 2 Utah 74,  VCU 54 

Tuesday, April 2 | Semifinals

• (1) Indiana State 100,  No. 2 Utah 90  
• (1) Seton Hall 84,  No. 4 Georgia 67

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Fresno State is pleased to announce that we will open applications for Upper-Division Transfer (UDT), Lower-Division Transfer (LDT), and Returning students for fall 2024. The application filing period is from October 1 - November 30, 2023. Announcement:  The application deadline for Upper-Division Transfer (UDT) has been extended to January 5, 2024, 11:59 p.m.

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Fresno State hires Walberg as next basketball coach

FRESNO, Calif. ( KSEE/KGPE ) – Fresno State has found its new leader of the men’s basketball program, and it didn’t have to go far to do it. University President Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval announced Saturday that the school has hired Vance Walberg to be the 20th head coach in the program’s history.

“I am thrilled to embark on this journey with Fresno State as the new head men’s basketball coach,” Walberg said in a university news release announcing the hire. “I am committed to not only fostering a winning culture on the court, but also to galvanizing the community around our program while supporting our student-athletes, so they can thrive academically and athletically.”

Walberg has spent the last eight seasons as the boys head basketball coach at Clovis West, where he consistently had the Golden Eagles near the top of the Central Section’s rankings, and won an Open Division, Central Section title in 2022, as well as a Division I Section crown in 2019.

Walberg is known for an up-tempo, “dribble-drive,” motion offense, which he is credited for bringing to the sport, and which has been used by the likes of current Kentucky head coach John Calipari and current Alabama head coach Nate Oats.

The 67-year-old Bay Area native has been coaching basketball for over 40 years, and has other high school, junior college, major college, and NBA experience on his resume.

He first came to the Central Valley in 1990, when he took over the Clovis West program for the first time, and went 343-68 between 1990-2002, which included 11 league and eight section titles during his first 13 seasons with the Golden Eagles.

He did run into a little controversy near the end of his first tenure there though, when the program had to forfeit all games over a two-year period because of the use of an ineligible, overage, foreign player.

Walberg got hired by Fresno City College in 2002 and went 133-11 with four league titles and a state championship in four seasons with the Rams.

Next up was a stint as the head coach at Division I Pepperdine, but Walberg went only 14-35 with the Waves, and resigned midway through his second season there, citing “personal and family reasons.”

He later was an an assistant at UMASS (2008-11), and an assistant for three different NBA teams (Nuggets, 76ers, Kings) from 2012-2016, before he returned to Clovis West.

“Vance Walberg has an impressive, winning record in our Valley and comes with deep community ties that will enhance our men’s basketball program and our student-athletes,” Fresno State President Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval said in the news release. “With his decades-long track record as an authority in the field, his passion for Fresno State and his drive for excellence, Coach Walberg will take our men’s basketball program to new heights.”

Walberg’s kids mainly grew up in the Fresno area, and one daughter, Heather Long, is the former girls basketball coach at Clovis North.

Another daughter, Jaimie Rose Winder, is married to Jonathan Winder, the former Fresno State girls volleyball coach, who is now the men’s volleyball head coach at Pepperdine.

Walberg replaces former Bulldogs’ head coach Justin Hutson, who stepped down as coach of Fresno State on March 14th, after the Bulldogs were eliminated from the Mountain West Conference tournament.

Hutson was hired in 2018 after a successful run as an assistant coach at San Diego State and UNLV.

He had two 23-win seasons with Fresno State, including his first year with the team, but only finished with a 92-94 record with the Bulldogs, and went 12-21 and 11-20 in his last two seasons in the Central Valley.

A formal press conference to introduce Walberg to the Red Wave will take place on Friday, April 12, with details to be announced.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to YourCentralValley.com | KSEE24 and CBS47.

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