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“I did not feel truly connected with the data at first. I viewed our data as just another set of numbers that didn't go farther than the task at hand. It wasn't till the math festival and science symposium that I connected the data to its bigger implications.
Discovery Day XX was an incredible day for the high school students of Roseland Collegiate Prep. Visiting SSU was not only a huge inspiration to most, but the time they spent here on campus enticed them to ponder what their future may hold in terms of education.
The Tips & Trends in Service-Learning of 2023 was a spectacularly intriguing event. Various faculty attended and learned how they could use service-learning to help their students succeed.
“You get great exposure and experience within the jobs” said Mathew, a senior Geography and Environmental Planning major.
The impact of service-learning on SETEs is an important question for many faculty, and one that I often hear as the Lead Faculty Fellow for the Center for Community Engagement. Of course, there is not a “one-size fits all” response to t
“I believe service-learning did have a big impact on my life decisions and I am truly grateful to have been part of this experience,” says Eliza Velarde, a former Sonoma State student, who now works with low-income women, children, and infants.
“The Writing Partners project was more involved than just writing. I definitely recommend continuing the project,” said Joseph Rowlands, a Freshman computer science major who participated in the Writing Partners project through Dr.
As a certified personal trainer at PTPioneer, I have dedicated my professional life to helping individuals achieve their fitness goals and lead healthier lifestyles.
As college students, we find ourselves in a unique stage of life that is neither childhood nor adulthood. This period is a crucial time as we transition into adulthood and establish our careers.
I am proud to announce the official launch of the Sonoma County Slavery Historical Research Project.