Associated Students Presents: Fashion Swap
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Are you ready to swap till you drop?! Donate your pre-loved clothes and take home some new-to-you items. (Donations are not required to participate.) You can donate clothes ahead of time to our donation bins placed around campus.
For any questions, please contact aspevent12@sonoma.edu.
Research Remix: Scholarly Sources
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What makes a source truly “scholarly”? In this interactive workshop, students will explore the key features that distinguish scholarly sources from popular and trade publications. Learn how academic research is created, evaluated, and shared—and why peer review matters in the world of higher education.
Highlights include a behind-the-scenes look at the peer review process and practical strategies for reading and breaking down a scholarly article with confidence. Whether you’re new to academic research or looking to sharpen your skills, this session will help you navigate scholarly literature like a pro.
Complementary food and drink will be available for workshop attendees.
Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series
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Making Sense of Genocide in an Age of Intolerance- An American Genocide: The United States and the Califronia Indian Catastrophhe, 1846-73 Join via zoom.
Biology Colloquium
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Learn from Lorenzo Del Castillo, Ph. D Candidate at the University of California San Francisco in his lecture titled, “Potentiation of the Hedgehog Signaling Pathway”
For questions contact, Biology Department
Research Remix: Enhanced Searching
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Ready to level up your research skills? In Research Remix: Enhanced Searching, you’ll learn how to navigate the library’s catalog, OneSearch, and subject-specific databases to find high-quality sources efficiently and effectively.
Discover strategies for building stronger searches, using keywords and filters, and refining your results to match your topic. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to dig deeper into your research, this workshop will give you the tools to search smarter and find exactly what you need.
Complementary food and drink will be available for workshop attendees.
Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series
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Making Sense of Genocide in an Age of Intolerance-The Nazi Genocide of the Roma Told through Survivor Cejia Stojka’s Artwork.
Join via Zoom.
Biology Colloquium
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Learn from Sarah Gordon, Conservation science director at Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation, in her lecture titled, “Conservation in Action: A Lifeline for the Endangered Pitkin Marsh Lily”.
For questions contact, Biology Department
OPHD Restorative Center: Restorative Circle: “Donuts & Dialog”
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Start your Wednesday with a sprinkle of happiness and restorative conversational skills. Build community and engage in meaningful conversation.
For any questions, contact restorative@sonoma.edu.
OPHD Restorative Center: Community Building: “The C.A.R.E. Model”
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This interactive offering helps you develop valuable skills for navigating conversations, building stronger relationships, and leading with confidence. You’ll learn how to express your views respectfully and understand others' perspectives—tools that are essential for group projects, student organizations, and your future career. Join us to help build a more connected and understanding campus community for everyone.
For any questions, contact restorative@sonoma.edu.
Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series
Making Sense of Genocide in an Age of Intolerance- Generation to Generation: Holocaust Survivors and their Descendants.
Join via zoom.