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Fresno State鈥檚 eight schools and colleges offer 74 undergraduate, 49 post-baccalaureate and three doctoral degree programs that emphasize hands-on learning experiences designed to prepare you for success after graduation.
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When you attend Fresno State, you join a community of nearly 24,000 students who call our campus home. Explore all that the university has to offer by requesting an individual or group tour.
While at Fresno State, I got involved and learned that I can make a difference by applying my time and skills to help others even in small ways.
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The 365,000-square-foot library is located at the heart of campus. -
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Meet Fresno State鈥檚 furry live mascot, Victor E. Bulldog IV. -
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18 varsity teams compete in NCAA Division I. -
Students participate in cultural events on campus.
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Study endangered species in Panoche Hills. -
Conduct research with faculty at Morro Bay. -
Study species at Sequoia National Park. -
Engage in hands-on learning at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo. -
Gain rich agricultural experience at the campus farm. -
Take field trips to the San Joaquin River. -
Participate in local service opportunities.
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In his early work, Dr. Mohan Dangi traveled to Kathmandu, Nepal to work with K-12 schools and Tribhuvan University, the national university of Nepal, to develop renewable energy curricula. That鈥檚 where, as he walked through the narrow corridors of the medieval city, he found what would become his life鈥檚 work 鈥� trash.
鈥淓verywhere, I felt the impact of garbage, heaps and heaps of garbage,鈥� said Dangi, a professor of at Fresno State. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 when I felt, yes, developing curricula is important. Yes, training teachers is important, but what鈥檚 more important is doing something about the trash. So, I鈥檓 going to shift my direction from renewable energy to trash.鈥�
In September, Dangi was invited by the United States Consul General in Mumbai and Symbiosis International University, to speak at the 鈥淩e-Designing Sustainable Urban Waste Management鈥� in India. The public diplomacy program is hosted by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State and held in different locations around the world.
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