Outreach and Special Programs
Fresno State Feria de Educación
Join us!
Saturday, October 5, 2024 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Fresno State Maple Mall.
Parking Map for Buses and General Public
Fresno State Feria Linktree
- Vendor Registration application: deadline is Fri. Oct. 1, 2024
- Volunteer Sign Ups: deadline is Tue. Oct. 1, 2024
- Fresno State Feria de Educación website
- Social media links
- Contact us
2024 Vendor Registration Form
We'd like to welcome exhibitors to the resource fair. Colleges, non-profit, and for profit booths are welcome to attend. All vendor booths will be provided the following: one 6ft table, 2 chairs and 2 waters.
*Bring your own tablecloth/canopy (Per University policy, canopies must be fire retardant and weighed down using sandbags, bricks, etc. Note: Garden stakes are not permitted.) Exhibitors may start setting up on Saturday, October 5, at 8:30 a.m. Exhibitors must be ready to greet guests at 9:45 a.m. and can start breaking down at 2:30 p.m.
*Please consider donating a gift basket that will be given to attendees during the
opportunity drawing. Items can be dropped off to the office of Outreach and Special Programs (University
Center 125 at Fresno State) from Oct. 1-4th.
If paying by check please fill out this PDF form and return to Juana at gonzalezj@mail.fresnostate.edu.
Deadline to submit vendor registration booth: Tuesday, October 1, 2024 by 5:00 p.m. No refunds beyond this deadline.
Volunteer Sign Ups
Some areas of need are:
- Friday set up
- Saturday morning set up
- Check-In Table
- Kids Zone
- Photo Booth
- Information Booth
- Resource Fair
- Workshop Greeters
- Reading Garden
- Water Station
- Bus welcome Crew
- Floater: will be assigned duties as needed.
Food Trucks
Mia's Tacos ($8 special)
- 2 tacos with rice and beans
- Refreshments
Tacos El Mandilon
- Tacos
- Quesabirrias
- Tortas
- Birria noodles
- Rice and beans
- Bottled water
- Aguas frescas
- Sodas
- Tacos
- Burritos
- Asada Fries
- Tortas
- Quesadillas
- Bacon wrap hot dogs
- Soda
- Bottled water
- Horchata
- Lemonade
- Oragne juice
- Subway
- Panda Express
Workshops/Talleres
- 1) CAREER PANEL - LAW, ENGINEERING AND LAW ENFORCEMENT (Career Secrets: What the Professionals
Wish They Knew)
- Curious about how to break into your dream career? Join us to hear from experts who
have made it big! They will share their personal journeys, including the highs and
lows, and offer tips on how you can follow in their footsteps. Get inspired and start
planning your path to success!
- Panelists include:
- Honorable Judge Ana de Alba, United States Circuit Judge-U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- Anthony Martinez, Fresno State Chief of Police
- Rene Sanchez, Senior Transportation Engineer, P.E. - Calfironia Department of Transportation (Caltrans)
- Moderador: Sayra Vasquez, Univision Fresno News Anchor
- Location: McLane Hall (MCL) Building Room 121
- Workshop Auidence: Middle School, High School, and College Students
- Panelists include:
- Curious about how to break into your dream career? Join us to hear from experts who
have made it big! They will share their personal journeys, including the highs and
lows, and offer tips on how you can follow in their footsteps. Get inspired and start
planning your path to success!
- 2) WHAT TO EXPECT DURING YOUR FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE
- Join us for an interactive workshop where students can explore the common challenges
faced during the transition from high school to college. Learn about essential resources
available to support students throughout their college experience. Sign up now and
empower yourself for this exciting journey!
- Presenter: Alejandro Bermudez, CAMP Peer Advisor and CAMP Class Instructor
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 147
- Workshop Auidence: High School
- Join us for an interactive workshop where students can explore the common challenges
faced during the transition from high school to college. Learn about essential resources
available to support students throughout their college experience. Sign up now and
empower yourself for this exciting journey!
- 3) CARING FOR ME (SOCIAL - EMOTIONAL LEARNING)
- This workshop will allow students to dive a little deeper into their emotional well-being,
understanding and practice. Participants will learn coping techniques that will help
them understand their own emotions and those around them.
- Presenter: Erika Toribio, Program Manager at United We Lead Foundation (UWLF)
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 145
- Workshop Auidence: Middle School, High School, and College Students
- This workshop will allow students to dive a little deeper into their emotional well-being,
understanding and practice. Participants will learn coping techniques that will help
them understand their own emotions and those around them.
- 4) WHAT TEST DO I TAKE TO GET INTO COLLEGE: ACT/SAT OR NEITHER?
- This bilingual workshop discusses what students should know about universities that
no longer require tests like ACT, and SAT for admission. It is intended for all families
with students interested in college and will give specific attention to mixed immigration
status families and undocumented students. This workshop is based on a Gates Foundation-funded
research project that focuses on California’s Central Valley.
- Presenters:
- Luis Fernando Macías, Ph.D. Co-Principal Investigator: Gates Foundation project and an Associate Professor and Interim Chair Department of Chicano and Latin American Studies at California State University, Fresno
- Citlalli Rendón Guzmán, Fresno State Graduate Student and Researcher: Gates Foundation Project
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 143
- Workshop Auidence: Middle School and High School
- Presenters:
- This bilingual workshop discusses what students should know about universities that
no longer require tests like ACT, and SAT for admission. It is intended for all families
with students interested in college and will give specific attention to mixed immigration
status families and undocumented students. This workshop is based on a Gates Foundation-funded
research project that focuses on California’s Central Valley.
TALLERES PARA PADRES- ESPAÑOL
- 5) EXPLORANDO OPCIONES FINANCIERAS PARA LA UNIVERSIDAD Y EL COLEGIO
- Conozca las opciones para financiar los costos universitarios. Este taller cubrirá
información sobre los diferentes tipos de oporunidades financieras a nivel federal,
estatal, institucional y privado. El taller cubrirá los requisitos de elegibilidad
y el proceso de solicitud de Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). También
se cubrirá información sobre becas y otros tipos de ayuda financiera.
- Presentadora: Ludwika Lopez, Oficina de Ayuda Financiera de Fresno State
- Numero de Cuarto: AG Building Room 109
- Auidencia del Taller: Padres/Familias/Comunidad
- Conozca las opciones para financiar los costos universitarios. Este taller cubrirá
información sobre los diferentes tipos de oporunidades financieras a nivel federal,
estatal, institucional y privado. El taller cubrirá los requisitos de elegibilidad
y el proceso de solicitud de Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). También
se cubrirá información sobre becas y otros tipos de ayuda financiera.
- 6) APRENDISAJE SOCIOEMOCIONAL
- Participa en el taller de Aprendizaje Socioemocional de PIQE y aprende cómo apoyar
el desarrollo emocional de tus hijos mientras refuerzas su éxito académico. Descubre
estrategias para fomentar la empatía, el manejo de emociones y la toma de decisiones
responsables. Te proporcionaremos herramientas prácticas que podrás aplicar en casa
y trabajar de la mano con las escuelas para crear un entorno positivo. ¡Únete y fortalece
el bienestar de tu familia!
- Presentadora: Maria Gomez Ruvalcaba, Gerente de Desarrollo de Programas de PIQE
- Numero de Cuarto: Satellite Student Union (SSU)
- Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- Participa en el taller de Aprendizaje Socioemocional de PIQE y aprende cómo apoyar
el desarrollo emocional de tus hijos mientras refuerzas su éxito académico. Descubre
estrategias para fomentar la empatía, el manejo de emociones y la toma de decisiones
responsables. Te proporcionaremos herramientas prácticas que podrás aplicar en casa
y trabajar de la mano con las escuelas para crear un entorno positivo. ¡Únete y fortalece
el bienestar de tu familia!
- 7) BULLDOG BOUND "PROGRAMA DE ADMISIONES GARANTIZADAS DE FRESNO STATE"
- Este es un taller bilingüe (inglés/español) destinado a padres. Venga a descubrir
cómo se le puede garantizar la admisión a Fresno State a su estudiante de preparatoria.
Bulldog Bound proporciona un camino claro y tangible desde la escuela preparatoria
hasta Fresno State. Se les brindará todos los detalles que los padres necesitan saber
sobre este programa único en su tipo.
- Presentadores: Kassandra Cordova y Luis Felix, Embajadores de Reclutamiento y Admisiones de Fresno State
- Numero de Cuarto: AG Building Room 101
- Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- Este es un taller bilingüe (inglés/español) destinado a padres. Venga a descubrir
cómo se le puede garantizar la admisión a Fresno State a su estudiante de preparatoria.
Bulldog Bound proporciona un camino claro y tangible desde la escuela preparatoria
hasta Fresno State. Se les brindará todos los detalles que los padres necesitan saber
sobre este programa único en su tipo.
- 8) EL IMPACTO DE LAS DROGAS EN NUESTRA JUVENTUD Y LAS ESCUELAS: LO QUE LOS PADRES
NECESITAN SABER
- Esta presentación explorará el impacto de las drogas en nuestra juventud y las escuelas,
destacando las consecuencias físicas, emocionales y sociales. Los padres aprenderán
sobre las sustancias comunes, las señales de advertencia y cómo la intervención temprana
puede marcar la diferencia. También proporcionaremos estrategias prácticas para la
comunicación abierta, el fomento de la resiliencia y apoyo para prevenir el consumo
de sustancias.
- Presentadores: Lydia Martinez, Coordinadora de Prevención e Intervención del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Parlier y Josian Zuniga, Coordinador de Participación Juvenil de California Health Collaborative
- Numero de Cuarto: Science I Building Room 139
-
Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- Esta presentación explorará el impacto de las drogas en nuestra juventud y las escuelas,
destacando las consecuencias físicas, emocionales y sociales. Los padres aprenderán
sobre las sustancias comunes, las señales de advertencia y cómo la intervención temprana
puede marcar la diferencia. También proporcionaremos estrategias prácticas para la
comunicación abierta, el fomento de la resiliencia y apoyo para prevenir el consumo
de sustancias.
STUDENT WORKSHOPS
- 9) WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID?
- This workshop will cover information about the different types of financial aid opportunities
from the federal government, state, post-secondary institutions, and private sources,
as well as how to apply using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
and FAFSA eligibility requirements. Information about scholarships and other forms
of financial aid will also be covered.
- Presenter: Sierra Estrada, Associate Director of Fresno State Financial Aid and Scholarship Office
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 147
- Workshop Auidence: High School and College Students
- This workshop will cover information about the different types of financial aid opportunities
from the federal government, state, post-secondary institutions, and private sources,
as well as how to apply using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
and FAFSA eligibility requirements. Information about scholarships and other forms
of financial aid will also be covered.
- 10) CALIFORNIA HIGHER EDUCATION PATHWAYS
- Learn about the different options students have to pursue higher education after high
school. In this workshop you will learn the difference between applying, being accepted,
and attending a California State University (CSU), University of California (UC),
California Community College, and private or independent college. College is possible
for you!
- Presenter: Catherine Ybarra, Director, TRIO Upward Bound Math and Science Program at College of the Sequoias
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 145
- Workshop Audience: Middle School and High School
- Presenter: Catherine Ybarra, Director, TRIO Upward Bound Math and Science Program at College of the Sequoias
- Learn about the different options students have to pursue higher education after high
school. In this workshop you will learn the difference between applying, being accepted,
and attending a California State University (CSU), University of California (UC),
California Community College, and private or independent college. College is possible
for you!
- 11) CAL STATE APPLY - A ROAD MAP TO THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY (CSU) SYSTEM
- This workshop aims to provide students with information about California State University
(CSU) Fresno, including its unique undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs.
Fresno State professionals will be available to answer questions about applying to
Fresno State and any other CSU's. Come learn about Fresno State's new Guaranteed Admissions
Program, "Bulldog Bound"!
- Presenters: Jesse Farias, Executive Coordinator at Fresno State Bulldog Bound Admissions and Recruitment and Allyson Bautista, Fresno State Admissions and Recruitment Ambassador
- Location: AG Building Room 101
- Workshop Audience: High School
- This workshop aims to provide students with information about California State University
(CSU) Fresno, including its unique undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs.
Fresno State professionals will be available to answer questions about applying to
Fresno State and any other CSU's. Come learn about Fresno State's new Guaranteed Admissions
Program, "Bulldog Bound"!
- 12) SPEAK UP! YOUR RIGHTS, YOUR POWER!
- Discover how to stand up for your student rights in our interactive workshop! Learn
practical tips to navigate school systems, address concerns, and advocate for the
support you deserve. Take control of your educational journey and make your voice
count!
- Panelists include:
- Veronica Villarreal, Matilda Torres High School, Counselor
- Salvador Navarrete, Kerman Unified Online School, Principal
- Dr. Joaquin Arambula, California Assembly District 31, Assemblymember
- Moderator: Maria Lemus, District Director State Assemblymember J. Arambula
- Location: McLane Hall (MCL) Building Room 121
- Workshop Audience: Middle School, High School, and College Students
- Panelists include:
- Discover how to stand up for your student rights in our interactive workshop! Learn
practical tips to navigate school systems, address concerns, and advocate for the
support you deserve. Take control of your educational journey and make your voice
count!
- 13) FROM COURTROOM TO CAREER: A JUDGE’S JOURNEY
- Hear from a distinguished judge as she shares her inspiring story, insights on pursuing
a career in law, and the essential steps to prepare for success in the legal field.
Gain valuable advice and firsthand knowledge on navigating the path to becoming a
legal professional.
- Presenters: Judge Virna L. Santos, Fresno County Superior Court
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 143
- Workshop Audience: Middle School, High School, and College Students
- Hear from a distinguished judge as she shares her inspiring story, insights on pursuing
a career in law, and the essential steps to prepare for success in the legal field.
Gain valuable advice and firsthand knowledge on navigating the path to becoming a
legal professional.
TALLERES PARA PADRES- ESPAÑOL
- 14) COMO ABOGAR POR SUS HIJOS EN LA ESCUELA Y EN LA VIDA COTIDIANA
- Los padres son los primeros maestros en la vida de sus hijos y los que tienen la mayor
influencia. Sin embargo, a veces les resulta difícil defender o abogar eficazmente
por sus hijos y sus familias. En muchas ocasiones asistir a las reuniones escolares
resulta complicado por no saber cómo manejar ciertas conversaciones o temas con profesores,
consejeros, directores, etc. En este taller, expertos le darán herramientas sobre
cómo abogar eficazmente por sus hijos tanto en la escuela como en la vida diaria.
- Panelistas:
- Dr. Rafael Iniguez, Parlier Unified Superintendent
- Julieta Ramirez, Deputy Director, Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE)
- Dr. Diane L. Lira, Deputy Superintendent, Instructional Services for the Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools
- Moderadora: Olga Nuñez, TRIO Educational Talent Search Director, Fresno State
- Numero de Cuarto: Satellite Student Union (SSU)
- Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- Panelistas:
- Los padres son los primeros maestros en la vida de sus hijos y los que tienen la mayor
influencia. Sin embargo, a veces les resulta difícil defender o abogar eficazmente
por sus hijos y sus familias. En muchas ocasiones asistir a las reuniones escolares
resulta complicado por no saber cómo manejar ciertas conversaciones o temas con profesores,
consejeros, directores, etc. En este taller, expertos le darán herramientas sobre
cómo abogar eficazmente por sus hijos tanto en la escuela como en la vida diaria.
- 15) SALUD MENTAL Y BIENESTAR EN LATINAS/OS
- La salud mental es un tema muy importante, relevante y oportuno en nuestra vida diaria.
Al igual que nuestra salud física, la salud mental es fundamental para nuestro bienestar
general y la calidad de nuestras vidas. Los problemas de salud mental impactan cómo
pensamos, sentimos, actuamos y nos relacionamos con los demás. En esta presentacion,
les daremos informacion sobre la salud mental, síntomas y signos de trastornos mentales,
stigma, cuándo buscar ayuda professional, qué hacer en una crisis de salud mental
y como reconocer señales de suicidio y como lidear con ello y la importancia de la
resiliencia en nuestra salud mental.
- Presentador: Veronica Magaña, Gerente de Proyectos de United We Lead Foundation
- Numero de Cuarto: AG Building Room 109
-
Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- La salud mental es un tema muy importante, relevante y oportuno en nuestra vida diaria.
Al igual que nuestra salud física, la salud mental es fundamental para nuestro bienestar
general y la calidad de nuestras vidas. Los problemas de salud mental impactan cómo
pensamos, sentimos, actuamos y nos relacionamos con los demás. En esta presentacion,
les daremos informacion sobre la salud mental, síntomas y signos de trastornos mentales,
stigma, cuándo buscar ayuda professional, qué hacer en una crisis de salud mental
y como reconocer señales de suicidio y como lidear con ello y la importancia de la
resiliencia en nuestra salud mental.
STUDENT WORKSHOPS
- 16) UNLOCK YOUR A-GAME
- This workshop will help you understand A-G requirements and graduate from High School
with confidence. Students will be introduced to the A-G requirements and the importance
of successfully meeting these requirements in addition to enrolling in Honors and
Advance Placement (AP) courses to become strong college applicants.
- Presenters: Francisco Morales, TRIO Fresno State Educational Talent Search College Counselors
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 147
- Workshop Auidence: Middle School and High School
- This workshop will help you understand A-G requirements and graduate from High School
with confidence. Students will be introduced to the A-G requirements and the importance
of successfully meeting these requirements in addition to enrolling in Honors and
Advance Placement (AP) courses to become strong college applicants.
- 17) BREAKING THE SILENCE: SUBSTANCE ABUSE AWARENESS IN SCHOOLS
- Are you aware of the signs of substance abuse? Join us for an engaging workshop designed
to recognize substance use in your schools. Learn about the different drugs being
used by students your age, how to utilize positive social norms to be a good peer,
as well as how to prevent engaging in the usage. Let’s work together to create a
safer, more informed community!
- Presenters: Emily Rivas, Youth Leadership Institute, Director and Michael Yamamura, Youth Leadership Institute, Program Coordinator
- Location: McLane Hall (MCL) Building Room 121
- Workshop Audience: Middle School, High School, and College Students
- Are you aware of the signs of substance abuse? Join us for an engaging workshop designed
to recognize substance use in your schools. Learn about the different drugs being
used by students your age, how to utilize positive social norms to be a good peer,
as well as how to prevent engaging in the usage. Let’s work together to create a
safer, more informed community!
- 18) SCHOLARSHIPS
- Looking for ways to pay for college without taking on debt? Scholarships are the perfect
solution! They offer free money to cover tuition and other expenses. Join us for tips
on how to find and apply for national, regional, and local scholarships—whether you're
a freshman, senior, or anywhere in between. Don't wait until your last year of high
school to get started! There are opportunities available for all grade levels.
- Presenters: Destiny Silva Ramos and Ariana Avina, Central Valley Cal-SOAP
- Location: Science 1 Building Room 143
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Workshop Audience: Middle School, High School, and College Students
- Looking for ways to pay for college without taking on debt? Scholarships are the perfect
solution! They offer free money to cover tuition and other expenses. Join us for tips
on how to find and apply for national, regional, and local scholarships—whether you're
a freshman, senior, or anywhere in between. Don't wait until your last year of high
school to get started! There are opportunities available for all grade levels.
TALLERES PARA PADRES- ESPAÑOL
- 19) COMO UTILIZAR LA AYUDA FINANCIERA EDUCATIVA EFICAZMENTE
- A veces, cuando un estudiante recibe ayuda financiera para seguir su educación superior,
no sabe cómo utilizarla y la desperdicia o malgasta. En este taller, estudiantes universitarios
compartirán sus buenas y malas experiencias de cómo han manejado la ayuda financiera
que han recibido del gobierno federal, estatal, instituciones postsecundarias o fuentes
privadas. Daremos consejos a los padres sobre cómo ayudar a sus hijos a tomar buenas
decisiones financieras.
- Panelistas: Estudiantes Universitarios de Fresno State
- Moderador: Gema Ortega, Coordinadora Enseñamos en el Valle, Reedley Community College
- Numero de Cuarto: Science 1 Building Room 145
- Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- A veces, cuando un estudiante recibe ayuda financiera para seguir su educación superior,
no sabe cómo utilizarla y la desperdicia o malgasta. En este taller, estudiantes universitarios
compartirán sus buenas y malas experiencias de cómo han manejado la ayuda financiera
que han recibido del gobierno federal, estatal, instituciones postsecundarias o fuentes
privadas. Daremos consejos a los padres sobre cómo ayudar a sus hijos a tomar buenas
decisiones financieras.
- 20) FORTALECIENDO FAMILIAS: APOYANDO A NUESTROS HIJOS EN LA SUPERACIÓN DE LOS PREJUICIOS
RACIALES
- En este taller, vamos a explorar el tema del racismo y las diferencias raciales. Los
niños desde una edad temprana pueden tener preguntas sobre estas diferencias, y es
importante que los padres estén preparados para guiarlos. Ofreceremos herramientas
y estrategias para tener conversaciones significativas con sus hijos y familiares
sobre cómo enfrentar los prejuicios raciales en la educación y en la vida diaria.
- Presentadora: Sade C. Williams, Go Public Schools, Director of South-Central Valley
- Numero de Cuarto: Satellite Student Union (SSU)
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Audiencia del Taller: Padres/ Familias/Comunidad
- En este taller, vamos a explorar el tema del racismo y las diferencias raciales. Los
niños desde una edad temprana pueden tener preguntas sobre estas diferencias, y es
importante que los padres estén preparados para guiarlos. Ofreceremos herramientas
y estrategias para tener conversaciones significativas con sus hijos y familiares
sobre cómo enfrentar los prejuicios raciales en la educación y en la vida diaria.
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- 21) SERVICIOS DE INMIGRACIÓN- IMIMIGRATION SERVICES
- Consultas GRATUITAS con abogados de immigración y/o representantes acreditados. Tendrá
la opotunidad de solicitar la ciudadanía; para el proceso son necesarios los siguientes
documentos: tarjeta de residente permanente legal y declaración de impuestos de 2022.
Si actualmente recibe Medi-Cal o tiene bajos ingresos, puede ser elegible para el
perdón de tarifa. También tendrá la oportunidad de renovar su Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
- Presentadores: Education and Leadership Foundation (ELF), CHIRLA y abogados de inmigración del área de Fresno
- Numero de Cuarto: Peters Building Rooms 101, 102, and 103
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Audiencia del Taller: Estudiantes/Padres/Familias/Comunidad
- Consultas GRATUITAS con abogados de immigración y/o representantes acreditados. Tendrá
la opotunidad de solicitar la ciudadanía; para el proceso son necesarios los siguientes
documentos: tarjeta de residente permanente legal y declaración de impuestos de 2022.
Si actualmente recibe Medi-Cal o tiene bajos ingresos, puede ser elegible para el
perdón de tarifa. También tendrá la oportunidad de renovar su Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
About Feria
Goals and Objectives
- Provide a culturally sensitive environment for Spanish-speaking parents with children of all ages.
- Bridge the cultural gap between Spanish-speaking parents and California’s educational system.
- Provide information and resources (in Spanish and English) from pre-school to higher education aimed at increasing the college-going culture among the Latino population.
- Provide a variety of career paths and alternatives in a diverse range of fields.
Outreach and Special Programs would like to thank key collaborators and supporters responsible for the success of Feria de Educación including the California State University (CSU), Fresno Univision, the Mexican Consulate, Parent Institute for Quality Education, College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP), Upward Bound Programs - Fresno State, Fresno County Superintendent of Schools, Fresno State’s Educational Talent Search, Clovis Community College, Fresno City College, Reedley College, Assemblymember Dr. Joaquin Arambula’s Office and Fresno Unified School District.
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