Go San Joaquin (GoSJ), San Joaquin County’s online hub connecting learners to career education and training, announced recently that the California State University, Stanislaus (Stan State) Stockton Campus has joined GoSJ as a regional partner.
The addition of Stan State strengthens GoSJ’s mission to bridge lifelong learners to industry by expanding access to local four-year degree pathways. As a regional partner, the university’s degree programs offered at the Stockton campus will be featured on the GoSJ platform alongside high school Career Technical Education (CTE), adult education, community college programs, workforce training, and employment resources – creating clearer, more connected pathways for students and adult learners across the county.
“Go San Joaquin was created to make education and career opportunities more visible, accessible, and connected for our community,” said Janine Kaeslin, Deputy Superintendent of Student Programs and Services at the San Joaquin County Office of Education. “Welcoming California State University, Stanislaus as a partner strengthens the regional pipeline from education to workforce and reinforces the importance of local, attainable pathways.”
Launched in 2024 through a collaboration between the San Joaquin County Office of Education, San Joaquin Adult Education Consortium, San Joaquin Delta College, San Joaquin Partnership, and San Joaquin County WorkNet, GoSJ serves as a one-stop shop for exploring education and training opportunities, connecting to employment resources, and navigating local programs through its Opportunity Locator Map.
“Stanislaus State is proud to join Go San Joaquin and collaborate with regional partners to expand access to education and workforce opportunities,” said Dr. Sarah Sweitzer of California State University, Stanislaus Stockton Campus. “This partnership reflects our commitment to strengthening local pathways, supporting student success, and meeting the evolving workforce needs of San Joaquin County.”
By joining the GoSJ Partnership, Stan State helps ensure learners can more easily identify pathways from high school CTE, adult education, and community college programs into bachelor’s degree opportunities, supporting economic mobility and workforce development throughout the region.
How to Get Involved with Go San Joaquin:
Students and Adult Learners – To explore career education, training, and employment resources available throughout San Joaquin County, visit www.GoSJ.org.
Schools and Organizations – Membership is currently free for eligible local schools and organizations to be listed on GoSJ.org. To request membership, visit www.gosj.org/become-a-member.
Local Employers – San Joaquin County employers interested in featuring their job boards on the GoSJ “Employment Opportunities” page may contact info@gosj.org.
Business and Industry Partners – To express interest in supporting San Joaquin County’s future workforce, visit the “Let’s Team Up” page to complete the interest form at www.GoSJ.org
Go San Joaquin (GoSJ) is an online resource connecting students, adults, and businesses to education, skills training, and workforce opportunities in San Joaquin County. Its mission is to bridge lifelong learners to industry by providing economic mobility and growth opportunities through education, training, and community partnerships. Founding partners include the San Joaquin County Office of Education, San Joaquin Adult Education Consortium, San Joaquin Delta College, San Joaquin Partnership, and San Joaquin County WorkNet.
The San Joaquin County Office of Education provides educational leadership, resources, and services to support schools throughout the county. SJCOE ensures that every student in San Joaquin County has the opportunity of a quality education. For more information, visit www.sjcoe.org.
California State University, Stanislaus is a public university committed to academic excellence, access, and student success. The Stockton campus expands the university’s presence in San Joaquin County, providing local access to high-quality bachelor’s degree programs that prepare students to thrive in their careers and contribute to the region’s workforce and economy.
