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Sac State students trained as “digital navigators” are helping residents of Lemon Hill boost their computer skills to improve ...
Sac State students who might otherwise be working in coffee shops or offices this summer are getting paid to conduct important research on campus.
Middle and high school students gain hands-on experience and explore career paths during weeklong summer courses focused on topics ranging from business to the arts to forensics and more.
Entrepreneurs Anne Descalzo and Rachel Zillner left their jobs in corporate banking in 2019 and launched Clutch, a government consulting firm and one of the fastest-growing companies in the region.
Research Visit Dates: May 25 - July 5, 2025 In this program, US hydrologists, engineers and social scientists will collaborate with Bahamian experts, combining field work, experiments, and modeling, ...
By Jennifer K. Morita June 28, 2024 Sacramento State and Sierra College presidents signed an agreement forming a “momentous partnership” to develop a satellite campus in Placer County that will be a ...
Note: Currently all forms are in PDF format; incomplete forms will not be processed. (Very few forms are available in the department office) Registration Forms Supervisory Course Petition (Add permit ...
Julian Fulton’s interdisciplinary research engages students and utilizes technology to protect rivers, San Francisco Bay and the ocean.
By Cynthia Hubert September 15, 2022 A group of Folsom Prison inmates takes part in a weekly workshop as part of the restorative justice program. Some of the participants will eventually meet with ...
By Daniel Wilson December 14, 2023 President Luke Wood announced today that Sacramento State intends to become a leader in advancing the use and ethical application of artificial intelligence (AI). He ...
By Daniel Wilson September 16, 2022 A new grant will support Sacramento State’s development of a program to train high school educators to teach the increasingly important discipline of cybersecurity.