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Lifelong learner and civil rights advocate Jeffery Benson treads his own path to a degree
Originally published May 12, 2025, by Sacramento State University Communications Jeffery Benson proudly calls himself a disruptor. The 61-year-old has earned the title through a life of purpose and perseverance, culminating in his graduation from Sacramento State summa cum laude … Continue reading
‘Good human’ Ron Brown has achieved a lifetime of accomplishments while helping others succeed
Originally published Nov. 7, 2024, by Sacramento State University Communications Ron Brown can often be heard reminding his peers to “be a good human.” It’s a mantra Brown, president and CEO of West Sacramento-based general contracting firm Brown Construction, embodies in … Continue reading
Honorary degrees, President’s medals recognize five outstanding individuals for excellence
Originally published April 3, 2024, by Sacramento State University Communications Sacramento State annually recognizes individuals for their contributions to the campus community, the CSU system, the region and beyond. Since 1963, CSU has awarded honorary degrees to individuals who have demonstrated excellence … Continue reading
University funding supports purchase of important equipment for Art Department’s new building
Originally published Feb. 22, 2024, by Sacramento State University Communications As Sacramento State’s new art building nears completion, the University is ensuring that students and faculty will have the necessary resources to learn and teach. Approximately $300,000 in funding will … Continue reading
Posted in News, Sacramento State University Communications
Tagged art, college, college of arts & letters, CSU, CSUS, daniel wilson, department of art, education, funding, history, news, sac state, sacramento, teaching
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President, students reflect on another record-breaking Commencement
Originally published May 23, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications The familiar purple beam that has lighted many a night sky over Golden 1 Center was absent, but smiles from thousands of green and gold-clad graduates shone bright during this … Continue reading
Honorary doctorate recognizes lifelong educator’s dedication to ensure the Holocaust is never forgotten
Originally published April 13, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications Elizabeth “Liz” Igra was 4 years old at the start of World War II. “I lost all my family,” said Igra, who was born in Krakow, Poland. “First, my father … Continue reading
StingerStudio Makerspace provides access to high-end equipment, hands-on learning
Originally published March 3, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications A new venue at Sac State will offer artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, and creators a place to transform their projects, designs, and ideas into reality. The StingerStudio Makerspace — on the first floor … Continue reading
Editorial: Rethinking standardized education
Originally published in the April 23, 2013 print edition of the Sac City Express In recent years, budget cuts have changed the entire scope of the community college system. There was a time when community college courses were free, easy … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Sac City Express (SCC)
Tagged City College, CSU, editorial, education, Express, job interview skills, kqed, Mary Turner, research, science, UC
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Do you believe in witches?
Sac State professor to speak at City College Originally published Nov. 27, 2012 by SacCityExpress.com Ever wondered what witches can reveal about the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Sacramento State philosophy professor Matt McCormick will speak on that very subject Nov. 29 … Continue reading
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