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Hemingway in Cuba: Retracing Literary Footsteps with COPLACuba
By Matthew James, SSU Geology Professor
In December 2015 I took a swell trip. While my students back on campus crammed for final exams in my lecture and laboratory courses, and sweated out documenting their lengthy geology field trip reports, I got schooled, in the good sense. I went to Cuba, an island in the humid tropics where perspiration flows like cheap rum. I joined 22 other scholar-tourists from 15 campuses around the country who converged in Miami, Florida, and then made the short flight to Havana, Cuba for the week-long education and research delegation.
English Professor Releasing Free Online Companion to 'Canterbury Tales'
Sonoma State University English professor Brantley Bryant, author of Middle English modern satire "Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog," is spearheading the creation of an online open access companion to Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" that will be free for students to use as a resource for studying the classic text.
SSU Music Department Welcomes New Studio Faculty
Three private studio instructors have joined the Sonoma State University music faculty - Jonathan Dimmock, organ; Wayne Roden, viola; and Mark Wallace, double bass.
SSU Student Helps Set Up Telemedicine Site in Haiti
Sonoma State University student Michelle Kavata recently returned from Haiti, where she helped set up a virtual doctor's office in a rural area of the developing nation--and received college credit for doing so.
DREAMers Club Helps Undocumented Students Succeed in College
Navigating college for the first time can present several challenges for the average student. For the 148 undocumented students at Sonoma State University, those challenges are even harder says Griselda Madrigal, president of Sonoma State's DREAMers Club.
Professor's Photography Highlights Changing Rural Landscape
When Polaroid decided to stop making its trademark instant-developing film in 2008, the company destroyed nearly all of its factories. Sonoma State University environmental history professor Laura A. Watt has latched on to the iconic Polaroid style to express another side of her art. Her work is featured in a solo exhibition, "The Evolving Landscape of Point Reyes," at Prince Gallery in Petaluma Oct. 7-Nov. 8.
New Sonoma State Symphony Orchestra Director Has Big Plans For Inaugural Season
The world-class music halls at Sonoma State University will soon be filled by the sound of a student symphony orchestra. Sonoma State has hired a tenure-track music professor to direct the Sonoma State Symphony Orchestra, which performs in Weill Hall at the Green Music Center.
Alexander Kahn joined the music faculty this semester, and students are already enrolled in the university's first official symphony orchestra. Kahn holds a Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley and a Graduate Performance Diploma in orchestral conducting from the Peabody Institute at John's Hopkins University. He was most recently a tenured professor at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania.
SSU Students Learn More Than Just Math at Thai University
How was your summer? Well, for two Sonoma State University math students and math professor Martha Shott, it was international. They spent the summer, or six weeks of it, at least, in Thailand with the the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) program.
Shott worked with eight students, including SSU math majors Travis Hayes and Ericka Chavez, in a faculty mentor capacity while students studied with faculty at Chiang Mai University, situated in Northern Thailand in Chiang Mai, a city of 150,000.
Beetles Still Yielding New Discoveries for Biology Professor
Sonoma State biology professor Nathan Rank visits Bishop so often, "it's almost like a second home," he says, speaking on a spotty cell phone connection from the eastern California mountain town of Bishop. He's been spending summers surrounded by breathtaking scenery of the Sierra Nevada since 1984 studying the montane leaf beetle, and will continue to do so for the next three years thanks to a $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.
"We are looking at how genetic differentiations within populations might help survive a really wet or dry year." He adds, "Since this year is extremely dry year, we are making sure to document the populations very carefully."
Ensuring Success For Migrant Students
For students across the nation, graduating from high school is a celebratory achievement. This task is made much more difficult for children of migrant farm workers and low-income families with no knowledge in guiding their kids to obtain higher education. To counteract the disadvantages facing migrant students, Sonoma State University has created a program modeled after the California Mini-Corps program called the Migrant Education Advisor Program (MEAP).
Seawolf Scholars Helps Foster Youth Navigate College
"My mom passed away a week before my freshman year of high school, and I knew that education would be my fallback," says Chris Villedo, a freshman sociology major at Sonoma State University. "So the next four years I really focused on my education." He says Seawolf Scholars, a foster youth assistance program started last semester, has already helped guide him through financial aid, register for classes and navigate complex paperwork and registration requirements. "Having programs like this on campus helps students be more confident about what they want to do in college," says Villedo.
May is National Foster Care Month, and Sonoma State University's new Seawolf Scholars program is helping former foster youth navigate the new and turbulent world of college life.
SSU Technician Shoots Giant Laser at the Moon
More than four decades may have passed since man has set foot on the moon, but last year Sonoma State University equipment technician Steve Anderson shot a giant laser at it.
Working in conjunction with a local Sonoma County laser light show studio, Anderson created a 100-Watt laser projector, over 20,000 times more powerful than a typical handheld laser. Anderson demonstrated the laser as part of a visual display the night before the launch of the Orion Spacecraft at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida on December 5, and participated in the Holidays in Space events later that month.
SSU Professor on the Cutting Edge of Wearable Technology
The Apple Watch is the latest gadget in the wearable technology game, but it's not the first, or certainly the last, wireless communication device that will live on our bodies. Sonoma State University engineering science professor Haider Khaleel says the revenue of the wearable technology field is estimated to be $28 billion over the next five years.
"I have been amazed by these wearable electronics since they emerged about 14 years ago," says Khaleel, who specializes in wearable technology and published a textbook on the subject last year.
Two Student Films Selected For Prestigious Cannes Film Fest
Sonoma State University senior Alex Bretow was working on the set of a new Steve Jobs biography film when he got the email on March 16: "Congratulations, you've been officially accepted into the Cannes CMF program!" Says Bretow, "I literally ran outside and was jumping up and down."
When the producer/director called his filmmaking partner and fellow SSU student, writer/producer Mary-Madison Baldo, she had a similar reaction "I literally screamed," she says. "I was home for spring break, so I tripped up the stairs yelling, 'Mom!' She came out of her bedroom in a panic because she thought that I had hurt myself or something."
Both are appropriate reactions to finding out you've had not one, but two films selected for the most prestigious film festival in the world this May.
Society For Women Engineers Club Aims to Close Gender Gap
Women represent 24 percent of the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce in the United States, a figure that's risen only 3 percent since 1993 according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. But a new club at Sonoma State University is working to close the gender gap.
"We already have an electrical engineering club, which is geared toward the boys," says Alyssa Afa'ese, electrical engineering major and president of SSU's new Society For Women Engineers club. "Women are underrepresented in our major, so we wanted to start and organization where women can work together."
The club began in fall 2014 and is working to inspire young women at Sonoma State to pursue their interest in engineering science. Afa'ese believes many women are apprehensive about joining the engineering department because of its low percentage of female students.
SSU Grad Student Brings New Life to Biology Specimens
At 70, Sonoma State University graduate biology student Nicole Karres doesn't need another career. But in 1996 her natural curiosity got the best of her, and after careers in the medical corps in the Army and as a graphic designer at a fortune 500 company, she started what would be a 20-year journey to both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in a field of study that was brand new to her.
Particularly grateful are the jarred fish, amphibian and reptile specimens she has taken to cleaning and re-preserving for future researchers like herself.
SSU Geology Students Study Prehistoric Life in the Canadian Rockies
Twelve hearty souls from the SSU geology department took a six-day field trip in early September to the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia and Alberta to explore the world-renown Burgess Shale, a UNESCO world heritage site widely lauded as the most important fossil locality in the world.
This field trip ran in conjunction with the upper level Geology elective course, GEL321: Burgess Shale Paleontology, a class taught since 2003 by paleontologist Matt James.
The fossils of Burgess Shale were discovered in 1909 during construction of the Trans-Canadian Railway. These 505-million-year-old fossils, remnants of creatures that once lived in a shallow sea, are the best record of the period of time after the appearance of modern hard-shelled multicellular animals and have proved pivotal to the study of paleontology. They are located in the majestic Canadian Rockies on the eastern border of British Columbia, surrounded by stunningly beautiful mountains shaped by numerous glaciers--in short, a geologist's heaven!
Sophomore Year Experience Creates A Culture of Curiosity to Smooth Transition for Second Year Students
Class selection and academic resources are changing for first and second year students at Sonoma State University with the introduction of the voluntary Sophomore Year Experience Program (SYE).
This program, designed to help freshman transition to their sophomore year and prepare for the remainder of their college careers, began last year as a pilot program and is now expanding further among the university this year.
SSU Professor Helps Bring LGBT History to Light With Groundbreaking Report
Since May 2013, Romesburg has steered a rigorous effort to recommend revisions of the California K-12 History - Social Science Framework.
On Tuesday, Sept. 16, he and two co-editors released the groundbreaking report: Making the Framework FAIR: California History-Social Science Framework Proposed LGBT Revisions Related to the FAIR Education Act.
"Students can only truly understand families, communities, social practices, and politics, by understanding how they shaped and were shaped by same-sex relations and gender diversity--and how this changed over time," he says.
SSU's Children's School: Where the Environment is the Teacher
Some children harvest raspberries as others care for chickens that inhabit the outdoor area that surrounds the school. Pears and other fruits growing in the garden are ready to be plucked soon.Sponsored by the Associated Students, the Children's School offers a one-of-a-kind learning experience for children ages one to five years old, for low income families, and for SSU students and faculty
74 Seawolves Earn All-Academic Honors as Athlete-Scholars
Research Matters: Provost Funds 29 Projects for Student, Faculty Teams
Student research, scholarship and creative activity capitalize on the strength of the faculty and add currency to students' educational experience, says Provost Andrew Rogerson. Aiming to strengthen the major opportunities that undergraduate students at SSU have for compelling research, Rogerson funded 29 grants for faculty-student teams this semester.
Nu Beta Mu - Bringing Business to Black Students
Kristal Raheem is very passionate about promoting social justice and serving her community.
After witnessing her friends and peers drop out of school, she wanted to create an organization that would help students stay at SSU and earn a degree.
Myrna Goodman - On the Frontlines of Holocaust Education
Emerita Professor Myrna Goodman, Sociology, has spent 17 years as a Holocaust and genocide scholar including serving as Director of the Center for the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide at SSU.
The issues confronting educators today are essentially the same as they were when she first began teaching about the Holocaust and genocide in 1997.
Special Collections - Treasures from the North Bay's History
Looking for an exciting way to explore Sonoma County history? Then the University Library's Special Collections is the place to start. With thousands of unique primary materials, there are treasures on every aspect of North Bay history. With many items available online, you can start exploring from home.
The best place to start is with the collection materials from Sonoma County's famed historian Gaye LeBaron. The Gaye LeBaron Collection includes a truly eclectic range of items from letters to clippings to photographs, and more, organized into over 800 topics, many of which can be viewed online.
Lauren Morimoto - Reframing Diversity
Kinesiology professor Lauren Morimoto has been named Director of Diversity and Inclusive Excellence at SSU. She applied for the position to reframe conversations about diversity - rather than something SSU "has" to do, as something SSU wants to do. Diversity promotes academic excellence and positive learning experiences for students in- and out- of underrepresented groups, she says.
Q&A With Mo Phillips: Loving Every Minute at SSU
Mo Phillips says she wakes up every day grateful she works at SSU.
Since 2000, Phillips has served as SSU's Associate Director of Student Development, prior to her current position she was a Residential Life Coordinator of Zinfandel Village from 1997 until taking her most current position.
As an Associate Director of Student Development she is responsible for supervising the Residential Life Coordinators who manage the continuing-student villages, which include Beaujolais, Tuscany, and Sauvignon East.
North Bay Math Project: Solving A Great Math Problem Regionally
If 300 Northern California math teachers were supported by the North Bay Mathematics Project (NBMP) in summer 2013, how many K-12 students have benefitted from the Project's work over the past 10 years?
Mark Utarid - SSU Key Master
Tucked away in the back of the Facilities Department is the campus lock shop and the man who holds the keys to the kingdom that is Sonoma State--Mark Utarid.
Judging by the decorated workspace it is easy to see that Mark is definitely a fan of both cars and basketball. Cards of former players are neatly adhered to his desk and images of speeding cars fill the majority of empty wall space.
Although Mark has made this space his own, work is also done around the clock. Mark is in and out, sometimes making 10 to 15 service calls a day as a locksmith for Sonoma State's Facilities/Lock Shop Department. At times he has made up to 50 service calls in a single day.
Arts & Lectures
SFI Premieres Beckett-Keaton 'Film' Collaboration Documentary 'Notfilm'
In 1964, acclaimed author Samuel Beckett set out on one of the strangest ventures in cinematic history: his embattled collaboration with silent era genius Buster Keaton on the production of a short avant-garde film entitled, simply, "Film." Beckett was nearing the peak of his fame, which would culminate in his receiving a Nobel Prize five years later. Keaton, in his waning years, never lived to see Beckett's canonization. Now, the Sonoma Film Institute (SFI) at Sonoma State University opens its 2016 fall season with the North Bay premiere of "Notfilm," a new documentary on the making of Beckett's only film, on Aug. 26 at 7 p.m. in Warren Auditorium.
SSU Hosts Second Annual Jewish Music Series
The second annual Jewish Music Series at Sonoma State University features artists hailing from New York City to the Bay Area, including trumpeter Frank London (cofounder of the Klezmatics) and virtuoso clarinetist Ben Goldberg with his Invisible Guy trio. All six concerts are free, taking place on Thursday evenings in Schroeder Hall at the University's Green Music Center.
SSU Theatre Arts and Dance 2016-17 Season Includes New Works, 'Magic Flute,' and More
The 2016-17 Sonoma State University Theatre Arts and Dance season includes new, contemporary dances and short plays created and performed by students, critically acclaimed plays and a joint production of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" with the Music Department, directed by Lynne Morrow and Amanda McTigue.
Imagery Winery Art Collection in Debut Exhibition at New SSU Home
Sonoma State University hosts the first public exhibition of the Imagery Collection at its new home in the University Art Gallery July 14-31 with "Palate to Palette: The Imagery Collection at SSU."
SSU Art Gallery Exhibition Highlights BFA Students' Work
The Sonoma State University Art Gallery presents the 2016 BFA exhibition, featuring work from students graduating this year with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. The exhibition runs April 28 through May 21 with a free reception held at the University Art Gallery on Thursday, April 28, 5-7 p.m.
SSU Hosts Renowned Systems Thinking Author David Stroh
How can we harness the cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and spiritual dimensions of systems thinking to catalyze social change? Author David Peter Stroh brings his extensive experience as an organizational and community consultant to answer these questions in a talk at Sonoma State University on May 2, 7-9 p.m. in Darwin Hall, room 107.
SSU Commemorates 400th Anniversary of Shakespeare's Death
William Shakespeare's final exit from the World's Stage was April 23, 1616, and Sonoma State University is commemorating the 400th anniversary of his death with theatrical and musical performances.
SSU Celebrates Earth Day with Events and Volunteerism
Earth Day is April 22, and a student group at Sonoma State University is encouraging the campus community to start the celebration one day early with events scheduled throughout the day on Thursday, April 21.
SSU Symphony Orchestra Presents 'Musical Postcards' with Rhoslyn Jones May 1 in Weill Hall
Acclaimed lyric soprano Rhoslyn Jones joins the Sonoma State University Symphony Orchestra for an evening of 'Musical Postcards' on May 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Weill Hall at the Green Music Center.
Professor Kathy Charmaz Presents Lecture on Self-Value
Loss of self commonly occurs among people who have suffered a devastating illness or injury. Many of them subsequently struggle to regain a valued self, but how do they do it? Sonoma State Sociology Professor Kathy Charmaz discusses this and other questions in a powerful lecture, "Losing and Regaining a Valued Self," on Tuesday, April 26 at noon in the Student Center Ballroom.
Author, Activist Laurence Shoup Speaks About Council on Foreign Relations
Sonoma State University welcomes activist and author Laurence Shoup in the Student Center Ballroom on Monday, April 11 at 7 p.m. to discuss his new book, "Wall Street's Think Tank: The Council on Foreign Relations and the Empire of Neoliberal Geopolitics, 1979-2014."
Events Scheduled for Disability Awareness Month
April is Disability Awareness Month, and Sonoma State University is offering several events sponsored by Disability Services for Students in collaboration with other departments. All events are free and open to all faculty, staff and students.
SSU Joins 'It's On Us' Campaign Promoting Sexual Assault Awareness
Sonoma State University has joined hundreds of universities across the nation in taking the "It's On Us" pledge, Vice President Joe Biden's campaign against sexual assault on college campuses.
Trio Navarro to Perform Russian Quintets for Piano and Strings
Violinist Philip Santos and violist Marcel Gimperli join the Navarro Trio Sunday, April 3 at 2 p.m. in Schroeder Hall at Sonoma State University's Green Music Center to perform two masterpieces of Russian chamber music: the piano quintets of Anton Arensky and Sergei Taneyev.
Juried Student Exhibition Opens in University Art Gallery March 30
Sonoma State University's annual Juried Student Exhibition opens in the University Art Gallery with a free public reception Wednesday, March 30, 5-7 p.m. and will be on view through Sunday, April 24.
'Los Otros Dreamers' in Panel Discussion at SSU
They were brought here as children by families in search of a better life, but were deported or returned voluntarily back to Mexico as adults. Upon returning, the 26 subjects of the 2014 book "Los Otros Dreamers" found themselves outsiders in their "native" country, many longing to return to the English-speaking land they grew up calling home. On Monday, April 4, DREAMers Club de Sonoma State University hosts a panel discussion with members of that group of 26 in the Student Center ballroom at 4 p.m.
Social Justice Week Awakens Activism on Campus
Sonoma State University hosts its second annual Social Justice Week this week more than 30 hours of lectures, panels, films and activities on topics ranging from the Black Lives Matter movement to the CIA. Keynote speakers include author David Talbot, hip-hop historian and radio host DaveyD, and Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin.
SSU Professor Speaks About Gravitational Waves in Physics Lecture Series
Sonoma State University physics and astronomy professor Lynn Cominsky reports on the recent observations of gravitational waves in the "What Physicists Do" lecture on March 21 at Sonoma State. Cominsky was part of the team that announced the discovery earlier this year.
Library Gallery Presents 'John LeBaron: A Lifetime of Photography'
Portraits, landscapes and landmarks of the North Bay and beyond are featured in "John LeBaron: A Lifetime of Photography," on display through May 27 in the Sonoma State University Library.
Holocaust Lecture Series Honors Women's History Month
Carol Rittner, the Marsha Raticoff professor of Holocaust Studies at Stockton University in New Jersey, speaks on the topic of gender and genocide on Tuesday, March 22 as Sonoma State University's Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series honors Women's History Month.
Visiting Professor Gives Talk about European Migrant Crisis
Since summer 2015, historians, sociologists, and media outlets have stated time and again that the current migrant crisis in Europe is the greatest since the end of World War II, pitting European nations against one another. Sonoma State University presents a talk about the European migrant crisis by UC Santa Barbara professor Silvia Bermúdez on Thursday, March 24, 2:15 p.m. in Schulz 3001.
Michael Blake Quartet Pays Homage to Tenor Sax Greats
Saxophonist and composer Michael Blake and his quartet perform at Sonoma State University on Wednesday, March 9 as part of their West Coast Tour, performing on Jazz Forum at 1 p.m. in GMC 1029 and in concert at 7:30 p.m. in Weill Hall in the Green Music Center.
Binge-Worthy Journalism with 'Serial' Podcast Creators at Weill Hall
The creators of the wildly successful "Serial" podcast are taking a live audience behind the scenes of their award-winning, innovative journalism on March 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Weill Hall at Sonoma State University's Green Music Center.
International Mythologist Speaks at SSU
Certain myths and stories contain such nourishment that they continue to unfold throughout our whole lives. International mythologist Dr. Martin Shaw brings stories and poems he believes have such vitality and something direct to say to us in the early 21st century in his guest lecture at Sonoma State University Saturday, March 5 at 10 a.m. in Warren Auditorium in Ives Hall. Admission is free, with donations accepted, and parking is $5-$8 on campus.
SSU Art Gallery Hosts Bruce and Jean Conner Collage Exhibition
The University Art Gallery at Sonoma State University is hosting "YES! Glue: A Half-Century of Collage by Bruce and Jean Conner" Feb. 18 through March 13, with a free opening reception Thursday, Feb. 18, 5-7 p.m. Jean Conner presents a free walkthrough of the exhibition Thursday, March 3 at noon.
SSU Recital Series Showcases Music Faculty
Sonoma State University trumpet instructor Dave Len Scott dons his most comfortable shoes when he plays John Coltrane's iconic "Giant Steps" with pianist Ken Cook in Schroeder Hall at Sonoma State's Green Music Center Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. Scott's performance is part of the university's faculty recital series, which runs Feb. 21 through April 3.
Actress Mira Sorvino Speaks at Sonoma State About Human Trafficking
Academy Award winning actress Mira Sorvino, a United Nations and Amnesty International ambassador in the fight against human trafficking, is the keynote speaker in this year's H. Andrea Neves and Barton Evans Social Justice Lecture Series at Sonoma State University. She speaks Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in Weill Hall at the Green Music Center.
One Great City Guitar Duo Concert Features Protégés of Sergio Assad
One Great City, featuring two protégés of Sergio Assad and hailed as rising stars of the San Francisco chamber music scene, perform a duo classical guitar recital at Sonoma State University Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Schroeder Hall at the Green Music Center.
'Peanuts at Work' Panel Discussion Brings Cartoonists to SSU Library
The Jean and Charles Schulz Information Center's 15th Anniversary continues with "Peanuts at Work," a panel discussion featuring cartoonists and archivists from the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa on Feb. 2 at 4 p.m. in the Special Collections Department at the Sonoma State University Library.
SSU Jazz Forum Features Michael Blake, Billy Hart and Others
The spring 2016 Sonoma State University Jazz Forum features saxophonist Michael Blake, Cuban bandleader Alberto Faya, drummer Billy Hart and many others. The Jazz Forum is a unique performance/master class designed to expose jazz majors and guests to a wide variety of jazz styles. Guest musicians perform their music with commentary in a relaxed atmosphere. Performances are on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in GMC 1029 and free of charge unless otherwise noted. Parking is $5-$8 on campus. See http://www.sonoma.edu/music/concert_calendar/jazzforums_s16.html for more information.
Physics Professor Jeremy Qualls Receives SR Chamber Excellence in Education Award
Sonoma State University Physics Professor Jeremy Qualls has received the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Education Award. He was honored along with a handful of educators in categories from pre-school to four-year college at the Chamber's Education and Business Partnership Breakfast this week.
Seawolves Set GPA Record for Second Consecutive Year
A school record 93 Sonoma State University student-athletes have earned All-Academic honors from their respective conferences for the 2015-16 academic year. And for the second consecutive year, Sonoma State student-athletes set a new department GPA record, topping last year's record of 3.037 with a combined GPA of 3.097 in 2015-16.
SSU Educators Stauffer, Dove Receive Women in Business Awards
Sonoma State University's Lynn Stauffer and Sarah Dove have been honored as the University's first recipients of the North Bay Business Journal's Women in Business awards.
FAASSU Receives Proclamation from City of Santa Rosa
On May 17, the Santa Rosa City Council proclaimed May as Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and recognized the Filipino American Association of Sonoma State University (FAASSU) for its spirit of inclusion and contributions to the community.
Students Receive Award for Ethnic Studies Conference Panel Presentation
A group of Sonoma State University students were recognized for their accomplishments after participating in a panel at the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS) conference in Denver this April.
Original Student Dance Piece Selected for Performance at National Conference
It was a longshot. "Like a No. 16-seed reaching the Final Four," says proud professor Kristen Daley. But Sonoma State University senior Hannah Ingwerson defied the odds this year to make it to the big dance -- literally. This summer, her dance piece, "For Example," will be performed at the American College Dance Association (ACDA) National Conference at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.
Professors Receive 2015-2016 President's Excellence in Scholarship Award
Sonoma State University Professors Karin Enstam Jaffe and Patrick Jackson are the recipients of the 2015-2016 President's Excellence in Scholarship award. The award honors faculty for their outstanding scholarship, commitment to student participation in research, and their creative approaches for making their scholarship available beyond the academic community. It recognizes the important connection between faculty professional development and enriched learning environments for students.
Professor Emerita McCaffrey speaks at Rwandan Genocide Commemoration
Sonoma State University faculty emerita Barbara McCaffrey was invited by the Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda to speak at the Commemoration of the 22nd Anniversary of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi hosted by the Rwandan Embassy in Washington, D.C. on April 7.
Model United Nations Brings Home Two Awards From New York City
Amid the competition and international perspectives of students from around the world, Sonoma State University's Model United Nations delegation earned its 11th and 12th awards in the past six years at the National Model U.N. Conference in New York City last week. I was proud to be a student in the group that took home awards for Outstanding Delegate and Honorable Mention Delegation.
President Armiñana Honored as Citizen of the Year
Sonoma State University President Ruben Armiñana was honored as the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce's Citizen of the Year at its annual awards gala March 31 in Santa Rosa.
Biology Professor Named Academy Fellow at California Academy of Sciences
Sonoma State University biology professor Daniel E. Crocker has been named an Academy Fellow at the California Academy of Sciences.
Bill Fusco Selected As Athletic Director of the Year
Sonoma State University Senior Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Bill Fusco has been selected as one of 28 athletics directors in the nation to earn the 2015-16 Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year award.
Cominsky Receives $20,000 Wang Family Excellence Award
Sonoma State University physics and astronomy professor Lynn Cominsky has received the $20,000 Wang Family Excellence Award for her extraordinary commitment to student achievement and exemplary contributions in her fields.
Physics and Astronomy Professor Lynn Cominsky Receives Two Awards
Sonoma State University physics and astronomy professor Lynn Cominsky has received awards from two professional societies for her work in bringing STEM education to K-12 and college classrooms.
HR Specialist Receives Award for Case Study
Planning for the Girls on the Run 5k charity event resulted in $2k for Sonoma State Human Resources Specialist Erin Rock.
Rock, an alumna of SSU's Masters in Business Administration program ('15) received the "Best Student-Authored Case Award" and a $2,000 prize at the North American Case Research Association (NACRA) conference in Orlando, Florida earlier this month. Her case study and instructor's manual, Girls on the Run Sonoma County: Volunteers, True Strategic Assets, focuses on strategies to support Girls on the Run Sonoma County, a non-profit organization that helps girls develop life skills through conversation-based lessons and running games.
President Armiñana Receives North Bay Leadership Council Legacy Leadership Award
Sonoma State University president Dr. Ruben Armiñana was honored Friday with the North Bay Leadership Council's Murray Legacy Leadership Award, prompting the crowd of hundreds to erupt with applause in standing ovation at the annual award luncheon in Santa Rosa.
Susan Wandling Recognized for Fighting High School Dropout Rate
Sonoma State University staff member Susan Wandling was recognized last month as an American Graduate Champion by KRCB public broadcasting for her work with schools to lower the high school dropout rate in Sonoma County.
SSU Professor Releases New Civil Rights Journal
A Sonoma State University professor has released volume one of the Journal of Civil and Human Rights, a first of its kind academic publication surrounding the freedom struggles of modern U.S. history.
Wine Business Professor Liz Thach Honored with Excellence in Education Award
Sonoma State University wine business professor Liz Thach, MW, is this year's recipient of the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Education award.
"It's a tremendous honor to be recognized by peers, colleagues, and associates," said Thach. "I spent years as an executive at Fortune 500 companies and there's no greater validation than doing right by my students. They put forward a high level of effort and excellence each day, and I share this award with them."
Biology Student Earns Second Place in CSU Research Competition
Sonoma State University biology master's student Michelle Ferraro took home second place (and a $250 prize) in the graduate division for biological sciences at the 29th annual CSU Student Research Competition, held May 1-2 at CSU San Bernardino, for her presentation titled "Evaluating Optimal Foraging Theory in a Free-Roaming Marine Predator."
The competition featured over 250 participants from all 23 CSU campuses. Undergraduate and graduate students competed in separate divisions by discipline. Ferraro is mentored by biology professor Dan Crocker.
Sonoma State Professors Receive Excellence in Scholarship Awards
Sonoma State University professors Lynn Cominsky and Suzanne Rivoire have earned the university's Excellence in Scholarship awards for their dedication to academic excellence.
Provost Andrew Rogerson presented the awards at Sonoma State's University Research Symposium on April 15. "When students collaborate with faculty on research, they learn first-hand how experts solve practical problems. Their teachers become role models, mentors and guides for continuous lifelong learning," he said. "This is the classic teacher-scholar model that we value so highly at Sonoma State. Both Lynn Cominsky and Suzanne Rivoire exemplify this ideal and are well deserving of recognition."
Student Activist Honored by ACLU
The Sonoma County chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union has selected Sonoma State University senior Sandy Espino-Valenciano to receive the Mario Savio Student Activist Award.
Espino-Valenciano, a psychology major at Sonoma State, is a volunteer and consultant with the North Bay Immigrant Youth Union where she has advocated for the implementation of the Trust Act and Assembly Bill 60, which requires driver's licenses to be issued to undocumented individuals in California. She has also led community forums as resources for immigrants applying for driver's licenses.
Model United Nations Wins 10th Award in Five Years
A group of 24 Sonoma State University students earned a third place delegation award at the National Model United Nations Conference last week in New York City.
The students, led by political science professor Cynthia Boaz, participated in the program with more than 4,000 students from 400 universities across the globe. This year, Sonoma State represented Nigeria, which presented a variety of difficulties because of the nation's controversial politics and ongoing national issues. The team handled it well, earning Sonoma State's 10th award in the past five years.
Geology Professor Publishes Definitive Geologic Maps of Marin County
After more than 20 years of research, Sonoma State University geology professor David Bero has published detailed maps of Ring Mountain and the Tiburon Peninsula. He presented these new maps as the featured speaker of the SSU Geology Club's lecture series on February 19.
Geologists around the world are known for their love of the outdoors, and Bero, who has been lecturing at Sonoma State for the past eight years, is no exception. He has spent nearly every weekend during the past 20 years hiking the trails and enjoying the sweeping vistas of his native Marin County. But unlike day hikers gazing at the panoramic ocean views, Bero's focus is on the rocks beneath him.
SSU Professor Earns Third Gourmand Book Award
Sonoma State University wine business professor Dr. Liz Thach has earned her third Gourmand World Cookbooks award since 2007.
"Call of the Vine: Exploring 10 famous vineyards of Napa and Sonoma" took the title for the Women and Wine Book category in the United States and will via for the title of best in the world at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards in Yantai, China in June.
"This award feels different than the others," says Thach."It's not dry business text, it's a story," she says, admitting that this award came as a surprise. "This book is more personal. I put a lot of heart and soul into it."
Student Group Recognized at Biotech Conference for Parkinson's Glove
Four undergraduate SSU students were honored at a California State University biotechnology symposium in Santa Clara this week for their work on a new device to help those suffering with Parkinson's Disease.
The team presented a prototype for what they call "PD Analytics," a low-cost device that can quantify tremors associated with Parkinson's Disease. The project aims to monitor and record the tremors of an individual Parkinson's Disease sufferer to allow for adjustment of medication accordingly in real time. To do this, they've constructed a glove capable of measuring intensity and frequency of tremors--the idea being that it can be emailed to a doctor right away. Though other universities are working on similar projects, what sets SSU's apart is its simplicity and low cost.
SSU English Professor's Poetry Named Standout Collection for 2014
SSU English professor Gillian Conoley continues to impress her peers, the latest instance coming from "Peace," a volume listed as one of the top standout poetry collections of 2014 by the Academy of American Poets.
This follows the 2013 honor of being included in W.W. Norton's Postmodern American Poetry Anthology (2nd edition) that celebrated the works of renowned poets Allen Ginsberg, Robert Creeley, Denise Levertov, Amira Baraka, Charles Olson, and Barbara Guest.
Cominsky Honored with Women in Aerospace Award
She is one of six women in the nation selected for their devotion to the advancement of women in aerospace and for their significant contributions to the field.
Cominsky was nominated by Dr. Hashima Hasan of the NASA headquarters and was chosen for her "excellent leadership and sustained dedication to aerospace education and for her tenacious advocacy for girls and young women in aerospace."
Cominsky will be honored along with other award recipients in Arlington, VA at the Ritz Carton Pentagon City Hotel at a reception dinner and ceremony on Oct. 29.
Autism Support Group Honored for Dedicated Service to Children, Families
The Psychology department at SSU has earned two community recognition awards for its Collaborative Autism Training Support Program (CATS) which works with local families whose children are diagnosed with autism.
On Oct. 27, CATS will receive one of fifteen merit awards given by the City of Santa Rosa at a 7 p.m. ceremony in the city council chambers.
This summer, the United Cerebral Palsy Association and the Cypress School of Autism and Behavioral Services presented their own honors to the program because of the efforts of countless SSU students and some faculty members dedicated to assisting these children and their families.
The CATS program, developed in 2005 by psychology professor Lorna Catford, blends the academics and classroom work that psychology students complete at SSU with the hands-on training and service-learning experience those students need in future career settings.


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The apartment is ideal for families or couples who want to spend their summer holidays in a beach side apartment. The nearest beach is only 1 km away, but also there are plenty of organized beaches in Glyfada and Vouliagmeni area. During summer time the coast line of Glyfada, Voula & Vouliagmeni areas are very popular choice for swimming , walking and dinning. Located close to the sea we are enjoying the fresh sea breeze in the summer time compared to the more warm center but most important away from any traffic jams and all the demonstrations that take place in the center of Athens. The apartment is very close to a pharmacy, banks and public transport 700 m away from the apartment , there is a bus station from where you can take a bus to the city centre. 500 m away from the apartment there is a super market, a bakery and a pharmacy. In less than 800 m away you can find a church and a playground for children. Airport or any other transport is available upon demand at an additional but very reasonable cost.
Voula is a southern suburb of Athens. It is located approximately, 20 km South of Athens center, SW of the Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, NW of Cape Sounio and South of the Hymettus mountain. Poseidonos Avenue (GR-91) links Voula with the center of Athens. The Northern part is linked with Athens by the Terminal station of Athens Tram. An organized beach lies to the West and one of the largest Athens hospitals, "Asklipieio", lies to the North. Voula and especially the district "Panorama" of Voula, where the apartment is located, is a wealthy, chic and upmarket district. Voula lies next to Glyfada which is a fashionable meeting area and as one of the capital's leading shopping areas, it includes a number of high-end boutiques from young adult to casual fashion to prestigious haute couture from Greek and international designers.
House rulesThe guests in general must respect the property. Smoking is not allowed. Pets are welcomed upon prior arrangement. For everything you might need, I am 24 hours a day on call. The keys will be deliverd upon arrival and I will personally explain you everything you need to know for the apartment.
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we had a plaesant stay at George´s Apartment in Piraeus. The Apartment is perfectyl located in the centre of Piraeus
The apartment we stayed was clean and very spacious. We also asked for an airport transfer and it was made in quite reasonable price with no problems. Contact we Mr George is ok but I would really appreciate bigger support before we made a decision and chose his apartment.
If I can make any clues for your stay in Athens - book an apartment nearby the sea and don't worry about transport time or cost to city center ;)
the apartment is very good and clean, near the center. But we had a chick in delay of 2 hours (14:00 instead 12:00). In general, we are satisfied.
We have had a wonderful Holiday in House Roustika. A fantastic beutifull House! Everything was perfect and we were meat with great kindfullnes and hospitality from our contact person: Eleni and the People, that lived in the Village! We can warm recommend House Roustika for everyone.
Amazing clean and cozy apartment with everything you need. great and save area, we really enjoyed the stay and can warmly recommend George as a host ;-))
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George was an excellent house manager, replied quickly and in detail for each request. The house is very nice, quite and clean, very bright with a fantastic view on Athens's harbour and more. Everything worked well. Pireaus area is not so comfortable to get beaches and Acropoli (it took about 45/55 minutes) but you can easily get buses and the metro stop is about 10' far away.
George is a great host, his apartment is very pleasant and robust. If you are looking to stay in that area, then it is the best place to stay. George was very attentive to my needs and made everything possible to accommodate my desires.
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Thanks George. See you next time in Athens.
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On second thought, though, Friday is a bad day to start a game, so I'll start it on Monday.
I'll send out role PMs tomorrow and give the RPs the weekend to get their Night 1 PMs in. Then we'll start with Day 1 on Monday morning.
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Anyway, the film got too close to the fire and it all burned up. Tragic.
So they all went to bed and waited for a better tomorrow. Hopefully, no werewolves would show up tonight.
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Could some one help me on DHCP lease time...please...
My query: Where is default dhcp lease time provided in linux flavours like ubuntu?
Thru google I came to conclusion it is in /etc/dhcp3/dhcp-client.conf file, where it has settings for eth0 with ipaddress, gateway, subnet, lease time etc... In my Virtual box, it is set as 3600 (seconds), but when I run the command dhcpclient eth0, it assigns a new ipaddress and shows approx 1400seconds to renew my ipaddress. Since it is one of vulnerable webapp distro, my trouble is after 25minutes or something, it assigns new ipaddress and from testing BT5 attacker vm, couldnt connect to it... Though my settings in dhcp-client.conf has 3600seconds, I think it should show around 3xxx seconds rather than 1400seconds...
I did came across /etc/lib/dhcp3/dhcp-eth0-lease file, where it has got all the dhcp setting created with few more parameters like renew/rebind etc with datetime.
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Kenya took over the show, but down the stretch, began burnt out, with everyone attacking her. The audience loves her straight forwardness and attacks on others, especially on Ne Ne. She seems to have mental control over Apollo, who keeps falling into her traps, stretching Phrada out. Porsha went below the belt, with comment about Kenya's Vigina. That was a little low and outrageous conduct, including the fight. Sisters don't treat sisters that way, no matter how angry the climate becomes. Ne Ne needs to get her groove back and stop falling into Kenya's traps and mental powers–intellect/games. Ne Ne should become more witty during the responses to Kenya, without extremism. Kandi is happy. Everyone is talking about RHOA. No more props! Kenya, you were wrong with the props! You don't need em, so why bother?
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Good show, little jealousy of Kenya's intellect and control. Ne Ne slipping with her A game, especially her acts at Kenya's fundraiser, and calling Peter the "B" word. Both acts were extreme and unwarranted. Porsha is cool. Phradra looked fabulous in the reunion show. Kandi looked very happy, and Cynthia has not recovered from Ne Ne calling Peter the "B" word. Cynthia loves her imagine, if not Peter's.
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Yeah…the little bit of success attained has truly gone to NeNe's head. I am not a fan of any of the ladies. However, Kenya is over the top and needs to bring it down a notch. I understand that she needs the spotlight, but she needs to step back and reevaluate her image. I suggest the same for Porsha.
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NeNe calling Peter a "B" was outrageous and reckless conduct for television and/or anything. Everyone agrees that she owes double apologies for that language to a man on national television. The show is not Ghetto, and NeNe should not take it their. It's a good program for television, so don't destroy the image and fun.
Kenya needs to stop it. You can cause confusion, and when the heat turns up, go an file charges. A drama queen, number 1!
I love you Porsha! Don't worry, you have a huge career, and so do the rest of the group, including NeNe.
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In my opinion, everybody on that show is FAKE except NeNe. I see Kenya as coming along and evolving. Yes, she started out being a nutcase but I see change in her to to NeNe's influence. Walter is weird too. Cordell is hateful (you're better off Porsha). Phaedra, I have no words to describe her. None. I definately would not want to run with that circle. They are too back stabbing of a group. Tafi Dollar need to minister to those ladies big time!
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Tati Dollar , would be the perfect person because her and her husband are all about the money and these girl have a little more than the rest of us . They can have them donate to their mega lifestyle why the Tafi and husband can pretend draw them close to God
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Kenya Moore needs a doctor for her mental status. NeNe is a boss diva. Peter is the man. Cynthia finally seeing Kenya for what she is. I don't care but Phaedra is my girl and she was fierce in her cat woman gear. Kandi pulled it off even if she didn't like it. Miss Porsha is a queen in her own simply beautiful and her look has a certain innocence. Love the show but Kenya needs to go.
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I really hope on season four.That you replace Kenya Moore. She has nothing to offer Atlanta Housewives, she is boring. I am not sure how you pick your women, picking Kenya Moore was a bad move. I hope to see Porsha on season four put her in a role to show young black women that they can overcome a life after Kordell Stewart.
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Kordell is a jerk who is very controlling. Peter is real and outspoken. Apollo is cool. Greg is Wise and very respectful. Todd is a sweet heart. I love candy. I fell in love with Nene this season. Candy and Phaedra had me laughing my head off. Cynthia is sincere and I like her. Porshia was great on the show and I love how she challenged Kenya. Kenya is a nut job. She needs therapy. Walter right to back away from Kenya. I hope to see him next season.
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Delorise Watkins
Posted at 9:58 PM on April 20, 2014
The show is very good. But I think that all the housewives are doing their thing and at least being civil to one another except kenya, something is definitely wrong. I feel she is jealous of porscha's beauty and definintely has a thing for phaedra's husband. Please keep porscha on the show. She pushed her to that point!