Bradford Haith Jr., who spent 10 years in a maximum-security prison, has walked across the country twice over the course of 13 years in the hope of finding faith and helping others.
Navas’ colleagues painted a picture of a brilliant, quirky woman with a flair for the unusual. “I think Judy’s real love is the theatre of the absurd,” said Anthony Bish, professor in the School of Performing Arts and colleague of Navas’ for over 23 years.
Lynn Cominsky, the project leader, said “We are thrilled that the Department of Education has recognized our work on our innovative 9th grade integrated STEM curriculum by awarding us funding to continue to develop the Learning by Making curriculum for another five years.”
“We are so lucky to be in the North Bay of California where there are countless opportunities in a variety of job sectors, from agribusiness to high tech to major and regional nonprofits. Regularly, I receive emails from area employers actively seeking Sonoma State interns because our students have such a strong reputation out there in the workforce,” Homzie said.
It would be a place where there could be classes, forums, and talks all around the issues of social justice. It would also be a safehouse for all students who might feel threatened or who need counseling. A place where they can hang out and listen to lectures and have support.”
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