SSU News Releases - 1998 to 2003

News Releases 1998-2003

2003

Krasny Will Discuss the Future of Politics in California, Dec. 16, December 10, 2003
Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Endow Native American Studies Chair with $1.5 Million Gift to SSU, December 8, 2003
Salazar Hall Remodel Wins National Award for Energy Design, Efficiency, November 20, 2003
A Week to Study Homelessness and Hunger, November 18, 2003
"Side-by-Side" Pen Pals to Seniors Close The Generation Gap in This Gerontology Project, November 14, 2003
Racehorses Come to Rescue of Athletic Scholarship Fund, November 14, 2003
"Communities as Places of Learning" Conference Targets Latino Community Issues, Nov. 22, November 12, 2003
Former Professional Athlete Don McPherson Explores Masculinity in "You Throw Like a Girl" on Nov. 18 , November 5, 2003
Scientist Discusses His Robotic Work With Lots of Legs at Nov. 10 lecture, November 4, 2003
Fall 2004 Application Period Ends Nov. 30, 2003 as Budget Crisis Impacts Chances for Enrollment, November 3, 2003
Cars Fueled by Compressed Air, Bio-diesel and Hydrogen Highlight "Clearing the Air" Transportation Conference, Nov. 15 , October 23, 2003
Low Cost Health Exams Available Through Dec. 10, October 23, 2003
"Altars of Extinction" Honors Vanished Species of California in University Art Exhibit, October 17, 2003
Annual Campus Crime Report Now Available, October 13, 2003
"Filipino Footsteps in California" in the InterCultural Center Gallery, October 9, 2003
Telecast on Oct. 9 on Sustainability on University Campuses, October 8, 2003
Top GPA Leads to Presidential Scholarship for 33 Freshman, 20 Returning Students, October 8, 2003
Amy Goodman is Keynote Speaker at Sixth Annual Labor and Social Action Conference, October 7, 2003
Michael Moore Returns with "Dude, Where's My Country?", September 29, 2003
Barbara Bloom's "Gendered Justice" Research Receives National Award, September 23, 2003
Evert Person's $3 Million Gift to Green Music Center Brings Project's Construction Closer, September 22, 2003
Shrinking Numbers of Social Workers Lead to Master's Program From San Jose at Sonoma State University, September 19, 2003
SSU Senior Named Miss California USA, Wants to be a School Principal, September 18, 2003
Pundits Will Wrestle with Recall in Forum on Sept. 22 in Cooperage, September 17, 2003
University Gallery Celebrates 25th Anniversary, September 16, 2003
Ed Castillo Will Help Change How Teachers Tell the Story of California's "First People", September 17, 2003
Costume Studio Stages Clearance Sale, Sept. 23, 24, 25, September 15, 2003
James Turrell in Talk on Light and Perception, Sept. 16, September 8, 2003
Sonoma State Ranks Fourth in Top Public Universities in the West, August 27, 2003
Political Science Professor Can Comment on Governor's Recall Election , August 27, 2003
Scholarship Pool is Down; Easy Donations Can Help Students Cope With Tuition Hike, August 27, 2003
From Flying Magnets to Mars Exploration Technology, the "What Physicists Do" Lecture Series Begins , August 27, 2003
Four Bedrooms. Four Baths. Move-In Day Reveals Emerging Trends in College Housing on Campus, August 18, 2003
"Practical Entrepreneurs With Noble Missions" Starts New Inititative for Economic Stability in Bosnia, Middle East, August 14, 2003
Woolsey Secures $225,000 for Green Music Center in Federal Legislation , July 25, 2003
''Salsa Vivaldi" Brings Dueling 'Four Seasons' and Dance Party to the Green Festival, Aug. 3 , July 2, 2003
Jeffrey Kahane Supersizes Chamber Series With Borromeo, Weilerstein, Chee-Yun, Walther and More , July 2, 2003
Sean Curran Dance Company Steps to Sounds of Chamber Music, July 11, 12, July 1, 2003
Mary Rogers and Nels Worden Honored with Staff Appreciation Awards , June 17, 2003
Seminar Explores Ins and Outs of Family Businesses, June 10, 2003
Jack London Series Celebrates with Lectures, Fireside Tales, June 10, 2003
All-American Standards and Orchestra Games as Independence Day on the Green Celebrates Fourth of July , June 10, 2003
Visonary Entrepreneur Ed Stolman to Receive Honorary Degree, May 28,2003
Raza and Black Student Graduation Celebrations on May 30, May 29, 2003
Nearly 2,000 to Receive Diplomas at SSU's 42nd Commencement as Many are Honored , May 29, 2003
Visonary Entrepreneur Ed Stolman to Receive Honorary Degree, May 28,2003
Mack Schwing Named New Director of Wine Business Program, May 27, 2003
School Programs on Writing Skills and A Safe Homework Haven Win Jack London Awards for Educational Excellence, May 22, 2003
"Green Building" Expo Focuses on Construction Methods That Makes Economic and Environmental Sense, May 22, 2003
Young Archaeologists Will Dig Into 19th-Century Fort Ross Fur Warehouse, May 22, 2003
Faculty, Staff, Students Dig Into Their Pockets to Help Lecturers, May 21, 2003
West of Kabul, East of New York" Author Will Tell of Life as an Afghan-American, May 27, May 21, 2003
Provost Bernie Goldstein to Receive President's Medal, Honorary Degree, May 20, 2003
Solar-Powered Generator In Salazar Hall Earns $340,000 Rebate From PG&E, May 19, 2003
Sociology Students Showcase Their Research Topics at the 27th Annual CSU Student Research Conference, May 15, 2003
Record Number of Students Will Study Abroad in the Fall, May 15, 2003
EOP and ICC Graduation Awards on May 21, May 13, 2003
Jack London Awards to be Presented to Top K-12 Program, May 12, 2003
An M.D. in Baghdad: An Eyewitness to War Speaks at SSU, May 12, 2003
Chilean Author, Journalist Ernesto Carmona to Speak at SSU, May 12, 2003
SSU Conference Will Look at "Ground Zero" of Health Care Crisis, May 7, 2003
Northbay College Fair is Big Draw for Parents, Students on May 12, May 7, 2003
Cal Poly Pomona Business Dean Is New Provost for SSU, May 7, 2003
Excellence in Teaching Awards Go to Bill Barnier and Maria Hess for 2003 , May 5, 2003
Dirty Water and Rice or a Full Course Meal? Where Will Chance Seat These Hungry Fundraisers?, May 5, 2003
International Scholar Yehuda Bauer in "Rethinking the Holocaust" Lecture on May 6, May 1, 2003
Do You Have Tektites in Your Backyard? Geology Professor Looking for Signs of Ancient Asteroids, April 29, 2003
Health and Wellness Fair on May 1 Targets Smokers, April 24, 2003
Teach-In on April 29 on "Teaching and Learning in Time of War", April 23, 2003
From Henry David Thoreau to Alice Walker -- Social Protest Literature Class Looks at How Writers Make Change, April 22, 2003
Sonoma State Workshop Features a Look at Sonoma County 's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Survey, April 21, 2003
Raza & Native American Heritage Month Has Full Slate of Events, April 19, 2003
Students Are Recognized for Outstanding Service, April 18, 2003
Workshops Will Help Students Go the Extra Mile to Find Jobs Says SSU Career Center Advisor, April 15, 2003
Bold Combinations at 2003 Green Music Festival Salsa Does Vivaldi, Dance with Seán Curran, and "Call of the Wild" by the Fireside, April 9, 2003
Lifelong Learning Nets $1 Million Endowment as Osher Seeds '50 and Better' Education Throughout Country, April 7, 2003
SSU Hosts The Clothesline Project and Take Back the Night March & Rally in April, April 4, 2003
"Women at Ground Zero" Authors on Campus, April 17, April 4, 2003
Sonoma State University 'Boot Camp' Targets Secrets of Entrepreneurship, April 4, 2003
Mathematics Students Place High at Annual Competition, March 27, 2003
Student Body President Named Women Student Leader of the Year, March 21, 2003
"Thinking About Freedom" Shows Works from the San Quentin Arts Program , March 21, 2003
Sixteen Ways to Calm Those Stressful Reactions to World Events, March 18, 2003
Sonoma State Workshop Targets Impact of Global Climate Change on North Bay Water Resources, March 18, 2003
Professors Available for Expert Commentary on War With Iraq, Economy, Peace Movement, Impact of Military Actions on Families, March 17, 2003
World of Work Career and Summer Job Fair on SSU Campus, March 20, March 12, 2003
Personal Accounts and History Highlight the Life of Labor Activist César E.Chávez, March 6, 2003
"COLORED: Black and White" Looks At Philippine-American War through Eyes of Media from 19th Century, March 6, 2003
Community Looks to Children's Health on Cesar Chavez Day, March 6, 2003
New Barter System in Works for Sonoma County "Currency", March 6, 2003
Sociology Professor Available for Comment on History, Tactics of Anti-War Movement, March 3, 2003
Conference Explores Post 9/11 World in Local Classrooms, March 3, 2003
Model United Nations Class Faces Political Realities, February 26, 2003
The Math on Rap, Millenium Problems Subjects of M*A*T*H Lecture Series at SSU, February 24, 2003
Tales of Vigilantes, Power Brokers, Artists and Soviet Agents -- All Part of Women's History Month in March, February 24, 2003
Norman Solomon in March 14 Lecture on How Media Markets War with Iraq, February 24, 2003
Sonoma State May Accommodate First Budget Cuts With Energy Rebate, Faces $4-7 Million in Reductions in Fall, February 21, 2003
'Pre-emptive Peace' Exhibit Now at University Art Gallery, February 21, 2003
Civic Engagement Among Latino Youth in Sonoma County Focus of $100,000 Grant, February 18, 2003
Language Festival Highlights Spanish, French and German Music, Poetry, Drama, February 18, 2003
Low Cost Health Examinations for Well Children and Adults, February 18, 2003
Professor Will Explore Tolkien's Works As 'War Narratives', February 13, 2003
Using The Court System to Achieve Social Reforms is Topic of Lifelong Learning Institute Lecture By Frances McGovern , February 11, 2003
Black History Month Celebration Includes Character Re-enactment and Gospel Choir Performance, February 10, 2003
School of Education Seeks to Honor Innovative K-12 Program With Jack London Award For Excellence, February 10, 2003
"Conversation Peace: Heritage Month Lecture Series." Opens a Forum for Disscusion, February 7, 2003
Huadong Shao is First Graduate of Masters Program in Computer Science and Engineering , February 7, 2003
"Rethinking the Holocaust" Scholar Yehuda Bauer is Highlight of SSU'S 20th Annual Lecture Series, February 4, 2003
Groundbreaking on Feb. 6 for SSU's $15 Million New Student Rec Center, January 31, 2003
Wine Entrepreneurship Program Features All-Star Lineup of Mentors, January 29, 2003
"We Want Freedom" at University Library Gallery Tells Story of Black Panthers , January 28, 2003
It is "Art for the Heart" Auction Time at University Art Gallery, Feb. 8, January 27, 2003
SSU Climate Change Forum Will Look at Impact of Global Warming on North Bay, January 28, 2003
SSU's Economic Outlook Conference Looks at Future of Latest North Bay Business Cycle, January 29, 2003
"What Physicists Do" Lectures Begin Feb. 10, January 24, 2003
Spring Convocation Set for January 27, January 23, 2003
Student Consultants Looking for Ten Small Businesses to Mentor, January 21, 2003
Spanish Class Offers Free Translation Services for Non-Profits, Government, January 17, 2003
SSU's Americorps Takes Lead in Martin Luther King Birthday Celebration in Community, January 17, 2003
Entrepreneur Lunch Looks at Pros and Cons of Joint Ventures , January 17, 2003
New Strategic Leadership Certificate Aimed at Executives and Managers in Non-profit, Public Sector, January 3, 2003

2002

Sonoma Entrepreneur To Spearhead SSU's E-Center "Boot Camp" in May, 2003, December 24, 2002
Native Plant Class Helps in Local Restoration Efforts With Water Agency Funds, December 23, 2002
Spring Class on Learning To Teach English While Traveling the World, December 23, 2002
State Budget Cuts Force CSU Board of Trustees to Raise Fees , December 17, 2002
SSU Students Continue to Study Abroad This Year, December 16, 2002
Art and the Environment: Sculpture Class Finds Its Audience , December 16, 2002
SSU's Director of Entrepreneurial Services Named President of National Organization, December 12, 2002
SSU Business Professor Lends a Helping Hand to Brazil's Schools, December 6, 2002
Sonoma State University and Global Exchange Offer Summer Trips to Cuba and Brazil , December 2, 2002
Sudden Oak Death Expert in Biology Lecture on Nov. 26, November 21, 2002
Award-Winning Videos Show Importance of Including Children With Disabilities in Hilton/Head Start Programs, November 20, 2002
Iraqi War Teach-in and Peace Festival on Campus This Friday, Saturday, November 18, 2002
Professor's "Walks of Life" Looks at Ordinary People Doing Extra-ordinary Things, November 18, 2002
Revolution Sweeping Backyard Astronomy is Theme of Timothy Ferris Lecture, Dec. 5, November 18, 2002
"Evening of Remembrance" for Transgender Hate Crimes on Nov. 20, November 18, 2002
Open House for Geographic Information Systems Lab Shows Latest Uses of Geographic Modeling, November 15, 2002
Energy Management Students Will Help Small Businesses Save Dollars in Utility Bills , November 6, 2002
"Big Tobacco " Buster Lowell Bergman In Nov. 19 Lecture On U.S. Role In Iraq, October 31, 2002
Faces of Collateral Damage: Afghan Victims of US Bombings, October 28, 2002
Charles Sibley's Unique Bird Library Now at SSU, Art and Lecture Series Planned, October 25, 2002
University Gallery Features "Wood: Six Artists/One Medium", October 24, 2002
Latino Film Festival Comes To SSU With Six Films in Two Days, October 17, 2002
English Class Teaches American Business and Culture, October 15, 2002
SSU Faculty and Staff Will Caucus on Region's Health Care Crisis, October 4, 2002
War and Peace Lecture Jumps in Attendance, October 8, 2002
415 Years of Filipino Footsteps in America at InterCultural Center Gallery, October 8, 2002
Salazar Hall is Energy Star with Big Energy Reduction, Solar Panel Network, October 7, 2002
CSU Grant Will Help Combat High Risk Drinking Among Students, October 4, 2002
From a Prison Warden to a Poet, SSU Names 2002 Distinguished Alums, October 4, 2002
Art Faculty Show Now on Exhibit in University Gallery Through Oct. 27, September 23, 2002
National Science Foundation Grant Will Help SSU, UC Davis Researchers Track Sudden Oak Death Using Geographic Modeling, September 16, 2002
Migrant Workers Get Boost to Bachelors Degree With New Federal Grant for SSU and Junior Colleges, September 16, 2002
"Sustainable Cooking, Building and Using Solar Cookers" Workshop at SSU, September 10, 2002
Historical Perspective on Corporate Greed Is Focus of Lifelong Learning Course This Session, September 9, 2002
Former Black Panther Kathleen Cleaver in Lecture on Life as an Activist and Scholar, September 9, 2002
Jean Bee Chan Honored by Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, September 9, 2002
ICC Gallery Exhibit Hosts A Celebration of Modern Latin American Art, September 4, 2002
Sonoma State's Project Censored Releases List of Most Under-Covered News Stories of 2001-2002, September 4, 2002
"Rolling Requiem", Candlelight Vigil Set for 9-11 Commemoration on Campus, August 30, 2002
Growing Popularity of Lifelong Learning Institute Spurs Second Year of Classes for 50-and-Better Students, August 23, 2002
International Physicists Tell "What Physicists Do" in Fall Lecture Series, August 23, 2002
"Community Building " is Theme of University Convocation, August 26, August 21, 2002
Sonoma State to Work With Sacramento State and UC-Davis on New Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership, August 7, 2002
"A Passionate Journey: The Works of Pele deLappe" Kicks Off the University Library Fall Programs , August 2, 2002
Van Cliburn Winner Jon Nakamatsu Joins Santa Rosa Symphony at August 3 Midsummer Night on the Green, July 12, 2002
Cuban Jazz and Salsa on the Green Features Two Sizzling Cuban Superstars, July 9, 2002
Wine Industry Professionals Appointed to "Entrepreneur-in-Residence" Program , July 2, 2002
Green Music Festival Features Jeffrey Kahane and Friends in Inaugural Chamber Music Series at Sonoma State University , July 2, 2002
The 2002 Green Music Festival Presents the Ansel Adams Centennial Exhibition at University Art Gallery, July 11-August 18, 2002, June 14, 2002
Green Music Festival July 4 Pops Concert Goes Big Band, Wild West and the Best Fireworks, June 5, 2002
Lectures Features London and Adam's Unique Vision of California, June 5, 2002
Building Expo Goes Green for Workshops, Demos on Sustainable Building Technologies, June 4, 2002
"Boot Camp" for Entrepreneurs Set for June 17-20 by E-Center, June 3, 2002
Greenfarm Turns Two as SSU Hosts Summer Arts Programs, May 27, 2002
JDS Uniphase Donates $1 Million Worth of Photonics Equipment to Computer Engineering Program, May 23, 2002
Fifth Annual Labor and Social Action Summer School is June 21, 22, May 21, 2002
International Virginia Woolf Conference Makes First West Coast Visit to SSU, May 21, 2002
Investigative Reporter Greg Palast in Lecture on Corporate Cons and High Finance Fraud, May 22, 2002
Muscles Have a Purpose for This Jack London Award Winner, May 17, 2002
Over 1900 to Receive Diplomas at SSU Celebrates 41st Commencement on May 25, May 17, 2002
Essay on Expatriate Living Wins National Honors for Senior French Student, May 17, 2002
La Raza Graduation Celebration Allows Students to Thank Their Mentors , May 17, 2002
Smile BIG and Say Cheese; 40th Anniversary Aerial Photo a First for SSU, May 9, 2002
Psych Professor's Doll Project Helps High School Students Look at Their Lives, May 2, 2002
Wine Business Career & Industry Night Explores Challenges of Expanding the Consumer Base of Wine Drinkers , April 30, 2002
Super Kids Camp at SSU, April 30, 2002
Summer Central at Sonoma State University, April 30, 2002
Faculty and Staff Booksigning Week at Bookstore Starts May 29, April 23, 2002
Textbook Scholarship Program Saves Students Money, April 24, 2002
Work Starts on New Student Housing Complex , April 12, 2002
Angela Davis to Lecture on The Prison-Industrial Complex on April 29, April 11, 2002
North Bay College Fair Highlights Higher Education for All Ages, April 9, 2002
LifeLong Learning Institute Begins Spring Session With Courses on The Anthropology of The Middle East, Golden Age of Cinema, April 9, 2002
Stuart Jones From Utah Selected as New Vice-President of Development, April 9, 2002
SSU Library Celebrates 7th Annual National Poetry Month, April 9, 2002
Voices of South Asia's Diversity, April 9, 2002
Russell Cosby to Speak on Learning Disabilities., April 9, 2002
Founders' Day on April 18 Honors SSU' s Early Beginnings , April 5, 2002
Concepcion and Hilty named SSU Women Student Leaders of the Year, April 2, 2002
Impressive Jack London Collection on View in Waring Jones Reading Room, April 2, 2002
Budding Entrepreneurs Get Two-Minute Drills to Impress Their Angels, April 2, 2002
Decline of Public Broadcasting, Women in Aghanistan are Subjects of April Lectures Sponsored by Project Censored on Campus, March 28, 2002
Chalone Wine Foundation Helps Launch Wine Business "Entrepreneurship In Residence" Program, March 22, 2002
Stacey Nugent Named 2001 Nichols Scholar, March 22, 2002
Alumni Association Welcomes New Director Kate McClintock, March 22, 2002
Wine Students Explore Growing South American Wine Industry, March 21, 2002
World of Work Career Fair on Campus, March 21 , March 14, 2002
Community Will Come Together to Honor Life of Cesar Chavez at April 6 Health Fair, March 14, 2002
Green Music Festival in Sonoma Wine Country Features July 4th Pops, Cuban Jazz and Salsa, Ansel Adams Exhibit and More, March 12, 2002
Campus Showcase on Uses of Technology in Teacher Education at Sonoma State University, March 12, 2002
Environmental Activist Julia Butterfly Hill to Speak of Her "Luna Legacy" and More, March 8, 2002
SSU's Service Programs Awarded $40,000 Grant For Cesar Chavez Day Projects, March 2, 2002
SSU Names Seawolves as New Athletic Mascot, February 26, 2002
Pink Hardhats? Space Mysteries? Conference Aims to Inspire Girls in Math and Science, February 22, 2002
National Women's History Month at SSU features (s)heroes, artists, performers, thinkers, teachers and activists, February 21, 2002
Hutchins School at SSU Offers B.A. and Multiple Subject Teaching Credential In Four Years, February 20, 2002
Agilent Technologies to Donate $1 Million in Photo-Optics Equipment for SSU Lab, February 20, 2002
Low Cost Health Examinations At SSU Start March 20, February 18, 2002
Environmental Technology Center One of "Witnesses" at Congressional Hearing Here, February 15, 2002
Exhibit At Sonoma State Shows Concrete in a New Light, February 12, 2002
Sonoma State University Focuses On Campus-Community Partnerships, February 5, 2002
New University Gospel Choir Invites Community Voices, February 8, 2002
"Uncommon Friendship" Authors One of Highlights of Holocaust Lecture Series , February 4, 2002
William Hambrecht is Keynote Speaker at Economic Outlook Conference, January 4, 2002
First Language Festival Features German and French Hip Hop, New Orleans Jazz,, February 4, 2002
It's "Biological Mutiny" with Clay at University Art Gallery , February 4, 2002
Jack London Awards Looking for Top K-12 Program in Sonoma County, February 4, 2002
African-American Pioneers, White Supremacy Topic of Black History Month Series, January 30, 2002
More Than 150 Artists in "Art from the Heart 2002" Auction Set for Feb. 9, January 25, 2002
Keck Grant Will Open Micro-Worlds to Students, Faculty, Hi-Tech Community, January 24, 2002
Energy and the Environment is Theme of First Lecture Series at Environmental Center, January 22, 2002
Retired SSU Professor Named Sonoma County's Poet Laureate, January 22, 2002
Caroline Myss, New Age Healer, in Lecture for Green Music Center Benefit, January 18, 2002
"Managing in Tough Times" is Theme of New Breakfast Briefing Series, January 16, 2002
New Entrepreneurship Center Aims to Spark North Bay Economic Climate, January 16, 2002
Nobel Laureate Herbert Kroemer Tops Speakers at "What Physicists Do" Lecture Series, January 14, 2002
Environmental Technology Center Offers Workshop On Funding "Green Building" Strategies, Jan. 22, January 11, 2002
Kahane Signs Contract with Green Music Festival Until 2004, January 4, 2002

2001

Meeting on Jan. 9 for New Program for Teachers of Reading, December 21, 2001
SSU'S AmeriCorps Honors Dr. King Through Literacy Action With Poetry Readings, Bookmobile, Bookshelf Building, December 21, 2001
Environmental Science Grad Named Distinguished Science Teacher of the Year, December 17, 2001
Psychology Professor Explains Precognitive Dreams in Bin Laden Video Tape, December 14, 2001
Dramatic Increase In SSU Scholars at Foreign Universities, December 7, 2001
Five Students Receive $20,000 Governor's Fellowship Awards To Train As Future Teachers In Low-Performing Schools, December 7, 2001
Bay Area Entrepreneur Named Director Of Wine Business Program Aimed At Helping Wine Industry Cope With Tough Times, December 3, 2001
SSU History Professor Available For Comment On Pearl Harbor-Sept. 11 Comparisons; A Case Of Bad History, He Says, December 4, 2001
Final 40th Anniversary Lecture Focuses On Where Sonoma State University Is Heading, December 3, 2001
"A Novel Idea" Will Feature SSU Students, Youngsters In A Look At "Lord Of The Rings", December 3, 2001
Globalization, Democracy and Terrorism Through The Eyes Of Political Analyst Michael Parenti, December 3, 2001
Paul Erdman Takes on the "Bulls vs. Bears: What's Next For The Economy" in Upcoming Lecture, November 28, 2001
The Future of The Lifelong Learning Institute Looks Bright As Winter Session Begins, November 27, 2001
School of Natural Sciences Changes Name to School of Science and Technology to Reflect Hi-Tech Curriculum, November 26, 2001
John LeBaron's Sonoma County Inspired Photography on Display at SSU, November 15, 2001
Marketing Students Put Together Campaign on Wheels for "The American Drive to Keep America Rolling", November 12, 2001
Flying Motorcycles! Frisbees With Fangs! They Get to Teach Harry Potter in Children's Literature Class, November 12, 2001
SSU Dean And Faculty Propose Re-Building The World Trade Center One Floor At A Time In Centers Throughout The Nation, November 9, 2001
World Renowned Environmentalist John Robbins Speaks at SSU, November 8, 2001
Recent Bay Area Graduates Exhibit Art at Sonoma State University , November 8, 2001
Sonoma State University Academic Senate Supports Principles of Living Wage, November 2, 2001
Industry Icons To Speak At Wine Business Program's Career Night, November 2, 2001
"Kids Into Health" Aims to Spark Interest in Health Care Careers Among K-12 Students, November 2, 2001
Economics Professor's Website Forecasts Impact of Sept. 11 on Local Economy, October 30, 2001
Sociologist to Speak on How to Eliminate Gender Violence<, October 26, 2001
Pioneering computer engineering program attracts half of its students from North Bay; enrollment open for 2002, October 24, 2001
SSU'S Americorps Students Will Paint, Plant And Refurbish Three Southwest Santa Rosa Schools With Local Volunteers, October 24, 2001
Golden Era of Mexican Cinema, Pancho Villa, Zapatistas Part of Upcoming Latino Film Festival at SSU, October 22, 2001
Poetry, Music and Literature Celebrate Filipino American Heritage Month at Sonoma State University, October 19, 2001
Faculty Experts Available for Commentary on Sept. 11 and Its Aftermath, October 12, 2001
Global Exchange Founder, Kevin Danaher, Will Speak on Globalization and Terrorism, October 12, 2001
Anthropology Students Will Do Field Interviews of Homeless for Sonoma County, October 11, 2001
SSU Distinguished Alumni Range From Human Rights and Animal Welfare Activists to TV Producer and Telecom Business Developer, October 3, 2001
Sonoma State Students "Skate-4-Fate" From SF to SSU to Raise Money For Children In Local Hospitals, October 3, 2001
Campus Memo: Hutchin's Provost Jeannine Thompson Dies, October 1, 2001
SSU Energy Conference Looks at Hydrogen as Alternative to Oil, October 1, 2001
SSU Faculty Organize Two-Day Series of Teach-ins on Terrorism and Other Issues, October 1, 2001
SSU Art Professor Travels Bible Belt in Search of Fundamentalist Christian Views on Gays, Lesbians for Queer Film, September 25, 2001
Sonoma State University Celebrates 40 Years of Classes With Lecture Series, Battle of Bands, Time Capsule Burial, September 24, 2001
Environmental Technology Center Sets First Open House, Oct. 7 , September 21, 2001
Audiology Tests Now Included in Low Cost Health Exams, September 21, 2001
Cafe's Student Staff Donate Over $900 in Tips to American Red Cross, September 19, 2001
SSU to Compile Items for a 21st Century Time Capsule to be Buried Next April, September 17, 2001
SSU Will Observe Minute of Silence at Noon Friday for Victims of Terrorist Bombings, September 14, 2001
Campus Counseling Center Open to Students for Reactions to Today's Terrorism , September 11, 2001
SSU Closes Campus for Today: Classes Expected to Resume Tomorrow, September 11, 2001
Dr. Elaine Leeder Available For Comment on Terrorism, September 11, 2001
Project Censored Co-Sponsors "Space Wars" Forum, September 10, 2001
Lives of Three Legendary Latinas Told in "Tres Vidas", September 4, 2001
The Bookstore at SSU Re-Opens Online Student Textbook Exchange, August 28, 2001
Nobel Prize Winner Will Teach Electrons New Tricks in "What Physicists Do" Lecture Series at Sonoma State , August 23, 2000
Pultizer Poet Carolyn Kizer to Speak at SSU, Sept. 18, August 16, 2001
Open House Set for Lifelong Learning Institute at Sonoma State, Sept. 5 , August 16, 2001
40 Years and Counting: "State of the University" Speech at Fall Convocation, Aug. 20, August 13, 2001
"Welcome Week 2001" Opens Doors to 2,000 New and Returning Students, - -, -
Burning Man's "Cradle" Being Built at SSU, August 6, 2001
"Scribbling is a Way of Caring" Opens at ICC Gallery, Aug. 21, August 1, 2001
SSU Extends Admission Deadline to Help Workers Hit By Layoffs, August 1, 2001
Environmental Technology Center Set to Open Aug. 17 With a "Brain" and a Nod to Ancient Practices , July 24, 2001
Israeli Virtuoso to Perform in all-Tchaikovsky Program at SSUÌs Midsummer Night on the Green, Aug. 11 , July 23, 2001
Tenor Sax Master Joe Lovano Headlines First "Jazz on the Green" at SSU , July 20, 2001
Osher Foundation Backs SSU's Lifelong Learning Institute With $100,000 Grant, July 17, 2001
Best and Worst Buildings Picked in Cabernet and Vinegar Awards Night, July 10, 2001
Vallejo Single Parent Honored For Outstanding Achievements, July 5, 2001
Chamber music, African Drumming, Musical Theatre on Center Stage for First Youth Festival Weekend, July 27-29 , June 20, 2001
Festival on the Green celebrates Independence Day with patriotic swing and Gershwin , June 1, 2001
Support Shown Through Lifelong Endowments for Wine Business Program, June 1, 2001
Barbara Butler Named Dean of University Library, May 30, 2001
Lifelong Learning Institute to Open at Sonoma State For Fast-Growing "Graying" Population, May 22, 2001
SSU celebrates its 40th annual commencement on May 26, May 22, 2001
Dr. Saeid Rahimi Selected Dean of School of Natural Sciences, May 16, 2001
Dr. Ahmad Hosseini Named Dean of the School of Business and Economics at Sonoma State, May 15, 2001
Lincoln Steffens Award Honors Reporting on Violations of Public Records Act, Client Abuse Cases , May 11, 2001
SR Middle School's "Rekindling Hopes and Dreams" Wins SSUÿs Top Jack London Award Honors, May 11, 2001
Herbert M. Dwight to Receive Honorary Doctorate from Sonoma State University, May 11, 2001
Jack London Lecture Series Explores the Man and the Myth, May 11, 2001
Sociology Professor to Head SSU's School of Social Sciences, May 8, 2001
National Universities on Hand at North Bay College Fair, April 20, 2001
Leadership Conference for Chicano Youth, April 28, April 20, 2001
Project Censored to Host Alternative News Media Expo in SF, April 13, 2001
Project Censored Reports Top Ten Most Neglected Stories of 2000, April 11, 2001
SSU and Telecom Valley Alliance Announce Series to Benefit High Tech Startups, April 10, 2001
SSU Geography Professor Receives Grant To Study Sudden Oak Death Spread In Sonoma County, April 6, 2001
New Lecture Series on Economics and the Environment, April 9, 2001
Plaza at Schulz Center to be Named After George E. McCabe,, March 28, 2001
SSU Professors Can Provide Census Commentary, March 16, 2001
Wine Career Night Packs the House, March 16, 2001
"Deadly Persuasion: Media's Hidden Messages" on Youth Violence, Health Choices, March 16, 2001
Sonoma State University Hosts Career Fair, March 22, March 6, 2001
Jenson to Read Prose Poems from "Censored America" , February 26, 2001
Music, Barbie Art, Women's History Lectures Highlight SSU's Women's History Month, February 22, 2001
Critical Issues Facing Africa is Theme of Conference Set for Feb. 23, 24, February 14, 2001
Sonoma State's DNA Sequencing Lab Offers Students a Chance to Learn About Genetic Analysis., February 14, 2001
Renewable Energy as Realistic Challenge to Oil is Topic of Lecture , February 14, 2001
SSU Offers Low Cost Health Exams, March 14 - May 16, February 9, 2001
Sonoma State's Jack London Scholar Once Visited Site of Author's Yukon Cabin, February 9, 2001
SSU Police Force Will Hire Two New Officers for Crime Prevention, Workplace Violence Training, February 7, 2001
Dr. Phillip Zimbardo Headlines 18th Annual Holocaust Lecture Series at Sonoma State University, February 1, 2001
Chili Feed and Microbrew Hoedown Features Showdown With UC-Davis , January 29, 2001
Looking For The Top K-12 Program in Sonoma County, January 29, 2001
SSU President Arminana to Make 2001 Convocation Address Thursday, January 24, 2001
SSU Paleontology Professor Available for Comment on Galapagos Oil Spill , January 24, 2001
Noted Scientists Speak at Free Popular Physicist Lecture Series, January 12, 2001
SSU Professors Available for Comment on Energy Issues, January 9, 2001

2000

Anita Roddick Talk to Benefit Project Censored, December 31, 2000
SSU Biologists Plan Sudden Oak Death Symposium on January 15, December 30, 2000
Xandex Donates $75,000 for New Masters Program, December 28, 2000
Middle East Art Show at SSU for Ramadan, December 23, 2000
Trione Family Continues to Support Community Efforts , December 15, 2000
SSU Biologists Tracking Sudden Oak Death Fungus at Fairfield Osborn Preserve, December 8, 2000
State Farm Donates $25,000 to Music Center Building Fund, December 7, 2000
David Peri, SSU Anthropology Professor, Dies, December 2, 2000
JDS Uniphase Commits $1 Million to Support Master's Degree Program in Engineering , November 29, 2000
Gifts to SSU Generated through Community Sales, November 29, 2000
Poetry Reading On Romani Rights At SSU, November 21, 2000
Poetry Reading From "Censored America", November 21, 2000
Computer Scientists Take on Captains of Industry, November 21, 2000
Project Censored Breaks Into Radio With Documentaries On Journalismõs Decline, Cancer Treatments, November 21, 2000
$15.2 Million Student Recreation Facility To Open At SSU In 2003, November 20, 2000
Political Science Faculty Available For Comment To Media, November 10, 2000
SSU Bookstore Opens Online Student Textbook Exchange, November 10, 2000
'Fantastic' Collection of Jack London Papers, Movie Memorabilia, Personal Letters Donated to SSU , October 30, 2000
Next Big Earthquake Discussed, October 25, 2000
Mount Everest Talk and Slide Show Scheduled, October 24, 2000
Latino Film Festival at SSU, October 24, 2000
Students Will Learn to "Decide Before You Drink", October 12, 2000
Snoopy Goes to College at SSU, October 5, 2000
Groundbreaking Set for Premiere Cultural Destination, September 29, 2000
An Opportunity for K-8 Teachers to Stay Current in Science, September 22, 2000
Alumni Banquet Honors Quartet of SSU Grads, September 18, 2000
"Obsessed With Breasts" Display Highlights Breast Cancer Awareness, September 14, 2000
Bay Area Researchers Find Climate Indicator In Beetles, September 12, 2000
Food, Wine and Author Highlighted, September 11, 2000
Preventative Answers to Cancer Discussed, September 8, 2000
Alumni Kicks Off Fall Soccer Showcase, September 8, 2000
Free Low Cost Physicals Open to the Public, August 30, 2000
Saturn of Santa Rosa Hosts Reception for Green Music Center, August 28, 2000
Wine Business Program Hosts Wine Career Night, August 28, 2000
Series of Talks Include Activist who Wore a "Meat" Dress, August 21, 2000
Noted Scientists Speak at Sonoma State, August 2, 2000
New Scientific Discovery Questions Link Between Dinosaurs and Birds, June 22, 2000
Sonoma State University Receives $200,000 Grant, May 22, 2000
Sonoma State University Names Music Center, May 17, 2000
Chess Club Program Receives 2000 Jack London Excellence in Education Award, May 15, 2000
Lincoln Steffens Award Honors Investigative Reporters, May 15, 2000
Chess Club Program Receives 2000 Jack London Excellence in Education Award, May 15, 2000
PEOPLE "ON THE MOVE", May 12, 2000
SSU M.B.A. Candidate is First North Bay Angels Intern, May 11, 2000
SSU Celebrates Its 39th Annual Commencement, May 11, 2000
Hate Crime Prevention Presentation at SSU, April 27, 2000
Norco Senior High Graduate Accepted to Boalt Law School, April 27, 2000
Reverend Cecil Williams To Speak at Sonoma State University, April 26, 2000
National Universities on Hand at North Bay College Fair, April 26, 2000
Sonoma State University Celebrates Founderís Day, April 24, 2000
Super Kids Camp at Sonoma State University, April 14, 2000
SSU Offers Summer Program for Middle School Students, April 14, 2000
SSU Names Woman Student Leader of the Year, April 13, 2000
"Hate Stops Here" Campaign at SSU, April 12, 2000
SSU Lacrosse Team Will Attend the 2000 Friendship Games in Japan , March 31, 2000
SSU Hosts Mock Rape Trial, March 28, 2000
Student Awarded Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans, March 27, 2000
Holocaust Lecture at SSU Features Acts of Reconciliation, March 27, 2000
Wine Program Receives $25,000 Grant To Fund Internship Program, March 24, 2000
Project Censored Releases Top 25 Undercovered Stories, March 23, 2000
Rev. Cecil Williams Event at SSU Canceled, March 15, 2000
Remembering the Holocaust Art Exhibit at SSU, March 15, 2000
SSU Childrenís School Holds 3rd Silent Auction Fundraiser, March 10, 2000
Technology Industry on Board for World-Class Music Facility, March 8, 2000
Technology in the Classroom, March 8, 2000
Western Criminology Review Debates Grand Juries and Crime Mapping, March 8, 2000
Latin America Series of Informal Talks in Spring 2000, March 3, 2000
Low Cost Health Examinations at SSU, March 3, 2000
'Not for Sale' Highlights Feminist Art Movement, March 1, 2000
'Work-in-Progress' Tour Scheduled for Jean & Charles Schulz Information Center, February 28, 2000
Sonoma State University Events Calendar Available, February 25, 2000
The Fallout After Seattle, February 18, 2000
ëFirst They Killed My Fatherí: A Cambodian Survivor Remembers, February 18, 2000
Children Learn to Manage Their Money, February 16, 2000
An Extraordinary Century for Women: Now Imagine the Future, February 7, 2000
Expanding Your Horizons Conference for Sonoma County Girls, February 7, 2000
Annual Western Regional Outdoor Leadership Conference at SSU, February 7, 2000
Terroir in Vineyard Siting, February 4, 2000
Black History Month 2000 "Honoring the Past - Embracing the Future", January 26, 2000
"The Vagina Monologues" to Entertain and Educate, January 14, 2000
Prominent Scientists to Speak at SSU, January 7, 2000

1999

SSU's Computer and Engineering Science Program Passes Hurdles, December 20, 1999
Raccoon Feces Found to Cause Neurological Damage, December 17, 1999
Sonoma State University is Y2K Ready, December 17, 1999
Castillo Co-Edits California Chronicles, November 23, 1999
Saturday Academy at Sonoma State University, November 18, 1999
North Coast Wine Industryís Best Practices Identified, November 18, 1999
Action for a Viable Future; Interdisciplinary Masterís Program at SSU, November 16, 1999
A Jump Start for Volunteers , November 15, 1999
SSU Music Center Architect Named, November 11, 1999
SSU Physics Professor and Escape from the Doomed Planet, November 5, 1999
'Romancing The Vine' Project wins Tate Award, October 29, 1999
Wine Production and Soils Discussed, October 28, 1999
SSU Recognizes Local Scholars, October 15, 1999
Breastfeeing and Motherhood Ideologies Explored, October 12, 1999
Cosmic Genesis and Fundamental Physics A conference on the birth and evolution of the universe., October 12, 1999
Honoring Those Who Teach, October 1, 1999
Clay Creations at SSU, September 23, 1999
24 Hour On-Line Bookstore Open to Serve Sonoma State University, September 26, 1999
SSU Banquet Honors Distinguished Alumni, September 24, 1999
Western Criminology Review Publishes New Issue , September 21, 1999
Sonoma State University Ranks High in the West for Excellence, September 3, 1999
U.S. & NATO IN KOSOVO Sonoma State University Informational Presentations, September 2, 1999
Politics of the Fetus Lecture at SSU, August 26, 1999
Free Multicultural Film Series at SSU, August 25, 1999
Free Bus Rides for SSU Community, August 18, 1999
Center for the Musical Arts Proposed at Sonoma State University, August 17, 1999
Labor and Social Action Summer School Releases North Bay Social Action Agenda, August 16, 1999
SSU Now Offers Teaching Credential Classes to Mendocino & Lake County Residents, July 30, 1999
SSU Chosen as Member of Prestigious Liberal Arts Council, July 13, 1999
Popular Critical Thinking Conference Returns to SSU, June 1, 1999
1999 Excellence in Teaching Award Given by SSU, May 26, 1999
"Cheap Art Salon" at SSU Presents Work of Student Artists, April 30, 1999
SSUís CLAD Teacher Credential Program Expanding, April 30, 1999
Goldstein Chosen As Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, May 18, 1999
SSUís Intercultural Center Promotes Concert for Central American Relief, April 14, 1999
SSU Professor and Director Awarded Fulbright Grant to Develop Educational Program in Brazil, April 14, 1999
Twelfth Annual Early Childhood Conference at SSU, March 25, 1999
Tony Apolloni is New Administrator for ORSP, March 17, 1999
Documentary Highlights Womenís Discussions of Race, Gender and Class in the United States, March 17, 1999
Anthropologist Speaks on "Early America Revisited", March 17, 1999
Latin American Lecture Series at SSU, March 15, 1999
Low Cost Health Exams at SSU, March 14, 1999
New Certification and Placement Testing for Foreign Language Students, March -, 1999
Project Censored: Release of "Censored 1999" With Speaker Dennis Bernstein, March 3, 1999
Multiple Subject CLAD Teacher Credential Informational Meeting Scheduled, March 1, 1999
SSU Students Win Small Business Directorsí Institute Award, February 26, 1999
Celebrated Noir Author James Ellroy Speaks at SSU, February 23, 1999
Internationally Recognized Dr. Len Horowitz Speaks at SSU, February 17, 1999
SSU Professor Awarded Fellowship Grant, February 16, 1999
Expanding Your Horizons Targets Girls for Math and Science Exploration, February 16, 1999
$10 Million Committed to Build a Choral Facility at Sonoma State University, (First released January 22, 1997)
$1 Million Gifted for First-Rate Music Facility on SSU Campus, February 10, 1999
International Journalists and Authors to Speak About Corporate Media, February 1, 1999
Free Bus Rides Offered for SSU Campus Community, January 19, 1999
Castillo Chosen to Serve on California Council for the Humanities, January 8, 1999

1998

Memorial Service Scheduled for Holocaust Survivor, November 23, 1998
Poet & Artist Etel Adnan's Books on Display at SSU, November 16, 1998
Day of the Dead Altar Exhibit at SSU, November 16, 1998
SSUís Infant/Toddler Center Receives S.H. Cowell Foundation Grant, November 11, 1998
Holocaust Survivors Remembered in Legacy Exhibit, November 11, 1998
SSU Recycling Program Earns Grant, October 22, 1998
Tribute to Honor Teachers, October 9, 1998
SSU 'Experts Guide' Published, October 9, 1998
CSU Chief Will be Guest At SSU President's Forum, October 8, 1998
SSU Professor Published in Brazil, September 25, 1998
Paths to Peace Workshops and Lectures at SSU, Oct. 2 and 3, September 17, 1998
ASSIST--A Good Advising Tool for Transfer Students, September 15, 1998
"Friends of the Library" Award Presentation, September 10, 1998
Richie Promoted to Director of Major Gifts, September 10, 1998
SSU Professor Awarded Excellence in Education Award, September 8, 1998
SSU Student Receives Trustees Achievement Award, August 31, 1998
Celebration of the Russian River Slated, August 31, 1998
SSU Student Receives Trustees Achievement Award, August 31, 1998
Free Womenís Health Lecture Series at SSU, August 27, 1998
Free Bus Rides Offered to SSU Campus Community , August 17, 1998
SSU Takes Teacher Education Programs to Lake and Mendocino Counties, July 23, 1998
CETI Negotiations Discontinued with GTE, June 29, 1998
On-Line Criminology Journal Launched, June 11, 1998
Sonoma State University To Supply Reading Tutors To Local Schools, June 3, 1998
Windsor Immersion School Receives 1998 Jack London Excellence in Education Award, May 26, 1998
SSU Students Win Research Competition, May 12, 1998
SSU Celebrates Its 37th Annual Commencement, May 11, 1998
Educom Group Releases Breakthrough Technology for Education, May 11, 1998
Interim Provost and Academic Vice President Selected, May 7, 1998
Reporter at Pulitzer Prize Winning Paper Wins 1998 Lincoln Steffens Award, May 7, 1998
Labor and Social Action Summer School Teaches Organizing Skills , May 6, 1998
Jean and Charles Schulz Information Center Groundbreaking Scheduled, April 24, 1998
Jack London Awards for Excellence in Education to be Given, April 24, 1998
McIllwain Chosen as National Endowment for the Arts Scholar, April 21, 1998
Heart Mountain Photography at Sonoma State University, April 10, 1998
Environmental Technology Center Breaks Ground, April 6, 1998
Well-Known Speakers Round Out California Series, April 2, 1998
Expanding Your Horizons Targets Girls for Math and Science Exploration, January 29, 1998

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