Dr. Tom Kornberg: Biology Colloquium Series
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Signaling at a Distance: Cell-Cell Communication in Development and Cancer. The Biology Colloquium Series features presentations by visiting scholars, departmental faculty, and master’s degree candidates on current research and contemporary issues in biology. Open to all students, faculty, and community members.
For any questions or accommodations, please email biology@sonoma.edu.
Dr. Gina Chaput: Biology Colloquium Series
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From Root to Bulk: Microbial Carbon Fate Across an Eelgrass Rhizosphere-to-Sediment Gradient. The Biology Colloquium Series features presentations by visiting scholars, departmental faculty, and master’s degree candidates on current research and contemporary issues in biology. Open to all students, faculty, and community members.
For any questions or accommodations, please email biology@sonoma.edu.
Dr. Evan Lintz: Biology Colloquium Series
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Cognitive neuroscience: The Information Processing Link Between Biology and Human Behavior. The Biology Colloquium Series features presentations by visiting scholars, departmental faculty, and master’s degree candidates on current research and contemporary issues in biology. Open to all students, faculty, and community members.
For any questions or accommodations, please email biology@sonoma.edu.
Getaway Trip: Jelly Belly Factory
Born in 1976 with eight flavors, Jelly Bellys have been a worldwide phenomenon ever since. Get the details on all 50 flavors of the most famous and colorful creations on this fun and yummy tour! This trip usually returns by about 3:00 p.m.
Contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu for more information.
Sign up for Getaway trips online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
Student Involvement: Patch and Paint: Tote Bags, Banners, and Other Designs
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Choose from patches, paints, and other creative materials to customize tote bags, banners, and more. Experiment with different designs, create something that matches your personality, and spend the evening making art and hanging out with friends.
Visiting Artist Lecture Series
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Artist Sarita Doe -Sarita Doe is an interdisciplinary artist, educator, author, and mother. Her natural pigment paintings map complex layers of multidimensional belonging, interspecies relations, climate grief, and habitat remediation. They transmit the medicine found in plants and places. She collaborates with environmental and Indigenous sovereignty movements, watersheds, mountain spirits, and her Celtic-Andean ancestry for ancient futures in which all beings can remember how to thrive.
Contact mctaggle@sonoma.edu.
Sustainable Seawolves Fair
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We all know how important it is to do our part in regards to making effective and meaningful change in our campus community, surrounding community and the world around us. This fair will focus on showing you what sustainable practices are happening on campus and in our community, as well as give you ideas on how you can do your part.
For more info, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu.
Clone of Women’s Soccer Club Game
Cheer on our Sonoma State Women’s Soccer Club as they take on USF. Free admission for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Follow the club on Instagram @ssu.womens.club.soccer for up to date games and information.
Artist Panel Discussion
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Join artist Andrew Owen and guests for a discussion about his photography.
Contact molloy@sonoma.edu for more information.