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Sports Update Feb. 23

Sonoma State University sports update, Feb. 16-23. Women's tennis remains undefeated, softball wins 8-1, men's golf finishes third, men's basketball loses in triple overtime.

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Career Fair 2016

Companies and organizations from across the San Francisco Bay Area will be at Sonoma State University on Thursday for the university's annual Career Fair, giving students the opportunity to network, interview and prepare for life after graduation.

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Master's Program Ranked

Sonoma State University's Master of Arts in Organization Development program has been ranked No.

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Make-a-Thon

Talented young entrepreneurs and Makers bring creative projects to life and ideas to reality at the North Bay Make-A-Thon on March 5-6 at SOMO Village in Rohnert Park, presented by Sonoma State University and North Bay iHub.

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International Mythologist

Certain myths and stories contain such nourishment that they continue to unfold throughout our whole lives. International mythologist Dr.

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Sports Update Feb. 16

Sonoma State University sports update, Feb. 9-16. Men's basketball scores 102, women's tennis remains undefeated, softball splits series and women's golf finishes tournament strong.

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Sports Update Feb. 16

After Madelyn Densberger finished up her last season of volleyball at Sonoma State University, the school leader in both serves and sets played planned to take a day off. That is, if jumping out of an airplane can be considered rest and relaxation.

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Tech in the Classroom

With handmade circuit boards and 3D printers on hand, teachers from Sonoma County gathered to demonstrate their innovative approaches to engaging students through technology at Sonoma State University's Teacher Technology Showcase on Feb. 11.

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New Music Faculty

Three private studio instructors have joined the Sonoma State University music faculty - Jonathan Dimmock, organ; Wayne Roden, viola; and Mark Wallace, double bass.

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Big Screen

An eye-catching new 300 square-foot digital screen is increasing awareness of events and programs for students at Sonoma State University.