The Department of Engineering Science and the SSU Preserves are creating an environmental sensor network at SSU's Fairfield Osborn Preserve. The network, being built by students, is a motivational teaching tool.
Look around the SSU campus this week and you will see bright yellow and blue posters that read "Do One Thing Today." That poster is the new face of "Sustainable SSU" to highlight the campus' sustainable accomplishments.
People with disabilities cross all racial, gender, educational, and socioeconomic lines; and disability is the nation's largest minority and one that any one of us could join at any time, says Brent Boyer, Director of Disability Services for Students (DSS).
A Week at SSU Dedicated to the EarthAs Earth Day approaches on April 22, Sonoma State University prepares with a variety of events. Highlight of the week is a Tesla electric car on exhibition as part of the Toward Route Zero College Sustainability Tour.
Celebrating Faculty: Arts and Humanities Stages First Scholarship & Creative Recognition EventThe School of Arts & Humanities will stage its first Scholarship & Creative Recognition event from 4:30-6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 22 in the Evert B. Person Lobby. The important work done by faculty in the School will be on display and presented for the campus community for the first time. Publications, compositions, performances, and creative accomplishments during the last two years will be on view.
