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The University Library Reimagined
Big changes are coming to the Sacramento State - University Library! We’re making the library more efficient and useful for students, faculty, and staff by consolidating multiple services under a single, helpful “Start Here” desk. More details to come, but on Thursday, the library bid adieu to the old service desk model with a New Orleans-style funeral march. That's #MakingItHappenAtSacState.
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Summer Vibe 2018
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Susan M. McGinty, President’s Medal for Distinguished Service
Professor Emerita Susan M. McGinty was honored by President Robert S. Nelsen with the President’s Medal for Distinguished Service. She guided Sacramento State’s Physical Therapy program through demanding accreditation changes. The University’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) students consistently boast a 100 percent passing rate on the national licensure exam and score well above the national average.
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Over the Edge - Charity Fundraiser
Sacramento State students Rachael Dal Porto and Noel Mora, Jody Nelsen, Athletic Director Mark Orr, and Peak Adventures Director Jael Young joined Herky in rappelling down a 16-story downtown Sacramento building during Over the Edge, an event put on by Stanford Youth Solutions to support at-risk youth. Stingers up! #EngagedRegionalPartner #CapitalUniversity (Sacramento State/Jessica Vernone and Rob Neep)
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Honorary Doctorates 2018
Sacramento State celebrated with honorary doctorates three individuals whose lifetime accomplishments have made an impact on the University and its students. President Robert S. Nelsen presented special degrees to:-- Alice A. Huffman, Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. Huffman has served as president of California NAACP since 1999 and is a former California State University (CSU) trustee who champions underrepresented youth in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines.-- Ruth M. Rippon, Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts. The renowned ceramic artist taught at Sacramento State for 31 years, beginning in 1956, and throughout her career, she helped to elevate the craft of ceramics into fine art. The Crocker Art Museum honored her last fall with an exhibit of 90 works to celebrate her 90th birthday.-- Ernest E. Tschannen, Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. The Swiss immigrant and self-made millionaire amassed his fortune by investing in real estate. He donated $9 million to Sacramento State’s Science Complex, which will bear his name when it opens in Fall 2019. His was the largest single gift in Sacramento State’s 71-year history. Tschannen also gave $750,000 to the University’s “Power of 1,000 Hornets” campaign to build a campus events center.For more on these honorees: csus.edu/commencement/honorarydoctorate.html.Read more…
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Swarm Photo 2017 - Stingers Up to an incredible fall semester! Thanks for coming out, Hornets!
Swarm_Photo_20170829_0052_HighRes (Sacramento State/Jessica Vernone)
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Students pass through the iconic ginkgo tree walkway between Alpine and Calaveras halls.
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Walking along Jedediah Smith Drive toward Serna Plaza.
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Sac State counselor Joanna Hedrick works her magic with the yellow blanket of leaves between Alpine and Calaveras halls, creating leaf circles around the ginkgo tree trunks.
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Students walk by the Java City Roundhouse.
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