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Dr Garvin reviewing her SETEs
If I Teach Service-Learning, What Will Happen to My SETEs?

The impact of service-learning on SETEs is an important question for many faculty, and one that I often hear as the Lead Faculty Fellow for the Center for Community Engagement.  Of course, there is not a “one-size fits all” response to t

Student mural from Emily Hostutler's Service Learning course
Service-Learning Spotlight: Emily Hostutler Case Study

“I believe service-learning did have a big impact on my life decisions and I am truly grateful to have been part of this experience,” says Eliza Velarde, a former Sonoma State student, who now works with low-income women, children, and infants.

Visiting students checking in for event
Writing Partners: Making Mentors and Memories

“The Writing Partners project was more involved than just writing. I definitely recommend continuing the project,” said Joseph Rowlands, a Freshman computer science major who participated in the Writing Partners project through Dr.

Tyler Read with student doing exercises
My Role as a Personal Trainer in Promoting Health-Related Policies and Public Well-Being

As a certified personal trainer at PTPioneer, I have dedicated my professional life to helping individuals achieve their fitness goals and lead healthier lifestyles.

Woman getting photograph taken
Intern with the JCFC

As college students, we find ourselves in a unique stage of life that is neither childhood nor adulthood. This period is a crucial time as we transition into adulthood and establish our careers.

Service learning from Sonoma County Archives
History of Enslavement in Sonoma County

I am proud to announce the official launch of the Sonoma County Slavery Historical Research Project.

Checking out hyflex options in a classroom
Tales from a Hyflex Service-learning Course: The Pros, Cons, and Unknowns

Sonoma State University had planned to start the Spring 2022 semester 70% in person but with the Omicron variant, the face-to-face courses were pushed back three weeks.

Zoom meeting reflection on research preparing teachers for culturally diverse classrooms
Faculty Discuss Reflection in Service-Learning

“We know service-learning works… I know all of you are here because of your belief in this pedagogy and your intention to make this something that is prevalent on all of our campuses and done and done well.” said Dr.

Faculty workshop flyer
Community Engagement Scholars and Professionals Take a Deep Dive into Service-Learning

I, a 3rd-year student in Communication Studies,  attended a workshop for faculty members who are interested in deepening their service-learning courses.

Ran By Students social media post
Essential Steps to Running a Student Voter Registration Drive

Voter registration drives (VRDs) are a great way to register many people to vote at once. In addition, VRDs are useful for targeting specific demographics. In this post, I'll explain how to set up a student-run student-targeted voter registration drive.