SSU President Judy Sakaki has officially committed the school to a more sustainable future.
Sonoma State President Judy Sakaki will attend an event on April 5 at 8:30 a.m. to make the signing official.
Following the severe flooding, Sonoma County must grapple with the damages of the aftermath, which some estimates suggest could cost tens of millions of dollars to repair.
Sonoma State switched from Seawolf Jobs to Handshake on March 1.
Tech High, which has been a part of SSU’s campus since 2013, will relocated at the year’s end.
