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If I Teach Service-Learning, What Will Happen to My SETEs?
August 14, 2023
Interview with Sandra Pardo
Embers of Awakening: The Devastating Effects of Climate Change During the Fires That Changed People’s Lives
By Addison Smith | July 11, 2022

Throughout the four years I have been at Sonoma State, the school and surrounding areas have been ravaged by fires, some started by arsonists while others were started by a massive gas and electric company.
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Reasons Faculty Teach, or Do Not Teach, Service- Learning Courses in a Pandemic
By Merith Weisman | June 27, 2022

Congratulations to Drs.
Missy leads the discussion with new and curious faculty willing to learn the ropes of service-learni
Curious Faculty Dive Into the World of Service-Learning
By Addison Smith | June 6, 2022

“It was definitely overwhelming, but I gained a lot of info that made me more excited for the upcoming fall semester of service-learning.” said Professor Silvia Soto, one of the fa
Fellows, faculty, and more come together to build new relationships and strengthen old ones
Faculty and Community Partners Build Relationships
By Addison Smith | May 2, 2022

“I want to teach the kids about different jobs but I want to do more for them.
Over 60 students, community members, faculty, and staff listen as Zeke Baker recounts his time in Uk
Why Should I Care About the War in Ukraine?
By Addison Smith | April 4, 2022

On March 10th, Dr. Stephen Bittner and Dr. Zeke Baker held a lecture entitled “Why Should I Care About the War in Ukraine?” which was hosted by the Center for Community Engagement.

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