As a senior and psychology major, I can’t stress the importance of self-reflection and gratitude in terms of where one is headed and where one has been. This is especially important for any graduating class.
That Netflix binge session, and whatever else occupies a college student’s nightlife during the weekend, might take on a dramatic change if the vision of event organizers of the FliHigh nightclub is realized.
Whether you are falling, flying, running or observing an odd situation, dreams are arguably the most complex, and sometimes terrifying, experiences you can have.
With nearly a full attendance and moving personal speeches, the Filipino American Association of Sonoma State University and the Rape of Nanking Redress Coalition of the Bay Area organized a Pacific War Remembrance day on Sunday at 2 p.m. at SSU’s Holocaust and Genocide Memorial Grove.
With health and gender in mind, Sonoma State University’s Women’s and Gender Studies department is continually hosting the feminist lecture series throughout Fall 2014 in Stevenson hall on select Thursdays at noon.
The Sonoma State University library is hosting interactive events beginning Sept. 4 and students are invited to collaborate on where the library is headed in terms of space, multimedia use and the library’s website.
In partnership with the community parenting institute and Sonoma State University’s Psychology Department, the Collaborative Autism Training and Support program (CATS) received a community recognition award in July 2014 for its support to families with children who have autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
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