Welcome

Monica Doll

Director, University Events

Stanislaus State

I began my career in higher education at Stan State in 2008, processing scholarships and helping to maintain donor relations, before stepping away in 2016 to work at a local non-profit agency. I returned to Stan State in the Fall of 2018 and now serve as the Director for University Events.

Stephanie Hubbard

Director, Student Leadership and Development

Stanislaus State

https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-hubbard-989048142/

Stephanie Hubbard is the Director for Student Leadership and Development at Stanislaus State.  She is a proud alumni of the California State University system and graduated from San Jose State University with her Bachelor of Science in Leisure Service Management.  Stephanie went on to get her Masters of Science in College Student Personnel from Western Illinois University and went on to spend the next 25 years working in Housing and Residential Life at four different universities across the country.  Prior to serving as the Director for Student Leadership and Development, she worked in the Student Affairs office to research and open the inaugural Diversity Center at Stanislaus State.  Social Justice work has always been an important part of Stephanie's life.  Throughout her career she has strived to celebrate, educate, and advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion.  She was a co-creator of the Tunnel of Oppression program, Ally Project, and serves as a Mentor in the Stanislaus State LGBTQ+ Mentorship Program. 



 

Dr. Ellen Junn

President

Stanislaus State

President Junn is widely published and has written numerous peer-reviewed research and journal articles on various topics, such as supporting the success of underserved students, the importance of university-community engagement and strategies for supporting non-tenure-track faculty -- especially women and minorities – as well as promoting the use of innovative experiential learning teaching strategies.

Countless students have attained baccalaureate and graduate degrees through her commitment to advocating pathways for the underserved. She has been recognized as an exemplary leader and fierce promoter for the California State University's diverse community of students, faculty and staff.

Among her numerous community leadership roles, Junn serves on the board of directors for the California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley, a Governor-appointed board charged with collaboratively partnering with a wide variety of key Central Valley constituencies to initiate, recommend and advocate for a prosperous economy, quality environment and social equity throughout the Valley. She also serves as the President of the Central Valley Higher Education Consortium and is a member of the Stanislaus Community Foundation’s Cradle to Career Leadership Team, ITHAKA Higher Education Insights, California Association for the Education of Young Children and the Association for Psychological Science.

President Junn earned a bachelor’s degree in experimental and cognitive psychology from the University of Michigan, from which she graduated cum laude and received high honors in psychology. She obtained both a master’s and Ph.D. in cognitive and developmental psychology from Princeton University. In addition, she holds a Management Development Program Certificate from Harvard University and a CSU-Knight Collaborative Program Certificate from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton Institute for Research in Higher Education.

She is the first Korean-American woman president appointed in the U.S. to a four-year public institution. Her husband, Allan Greenberg is a retired physics professor and her son, AJ Murphy completed his doctorate in American History from Columbia University, and his wife Emilie Conolly is completing her doctorate in American History from New York University.