Have you or someone you know been impacted by sexual violence, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking? Looking for support, information, resources, or just an ear? Then we’re the office for you. We provide the following: Compassionate & confidential, emotional & decision-making support; Crisis counseling & support, safety planning; Culturally sensitive services to individuals from all cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, folkx with disabilities, and so on; A safe and non-judgmental space to discuss options; Support of the choices and decisions survivors make; Advocacy for survivors in their recovery/healing journey

The department of engineering science is distinguished by its state-of-the art laboratories and strong ties to the local high-tech industries. The Department focuses on hands-on and project-based learning and it offers exciting research and training opportunities to students. Graduates from our programs find their career opportunities in various high-tech industries and become involved in designing wind and solar energy systems, wearable electronics, developing communications devices, electric cars, and much more. We look forward to meeting you providing information about our program, and answering your questions about the technological area.

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!

The DREAM Center supports and advances the academic, personal, and professional development of undocumented students and allies by providing a safe, centralized space for services and resources. Visit us to learn more about how undocumented students navigate higher education and the support offered by the DREAM Center. Attend one of two sessions on Thursday, September 3, at 2pm-3pm or 5pm-6pm. We hope to connect with you soon, join us!

The LARC (Learning and Academic Resource Center) houses three academic support programs for students: the Tutorial Program, Supplemental Instruction Program, and the Writing Center. All LARC services are available ONLINE during the Fall 2020 term. The LARC peer tutors and SI Leaders provide a dynamic, supportive learning environment for undergraduate and graduate students. Come chat with us about how you can get help on your essays, study for math tests, and find collaborative study groups for those challenging courses. We are here to support you in being a successful SSU student! Attend one of two sessions on Tuesday, Sept. 1st from 3:00pm-4:00pm and Thursday, Sept. 3rd from 2:00pm-3:00pm

The DREAM Center supports and advances the academic, personal, and professional development of undocumented students and allies by providing a safe, centralized space for services and resources. Visit us to learn more about how undocumented students navigate higher education and the support offered by the DREAM Center. Attend one of two sessions on Thursday, September 3, at 2pm-3pm or 5pm-6pm. We hope to connect with you soon, join us!

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!

Have you or someone you know been impacted by sexual violence, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking? Looking for support, information, resources, or just an ear? Then we’re the office for you. We provide the following: Compassionate & confidential, emotional & decision-making support; Crisis counseling & support, safety planning; Culturally sensitive services to individuals from all cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, folkx with disabilities, and so on; A safe and non-judgmental space to discuss options; Support of the choices and decisions survivors make; Advocacy for survivors in their recovery/healing journey

Seawolves have options with the School of Extended and International Education (SEIE)! 

• Want to graduate early/on time or just want to focus on one class and get it out of the way? We provide regular classes (taken for full credit) in a condensed format during the winter and summer breaks.

• Interested in enhancing your resume and building your professional skill set with career training? We offer certificate courses focused on these skills/industries: Wine Business, Project Management, Human Resource Management, Social Media Management... and more!

• Or maybe you want to take your SSU career to the next level? Check out our graduate programs: M.A. Organization Development, M.A. Spanish, M.S. Computer and Engineering Science→ Join our Zoom room to learn about these programs and ask questions!

The Sonoma State University Career Center works with students throughout all stages of their career journey and decision-making process. Our Career Advisors provide comprehensive resources and advising to help our students figure out what you want to do after graduation, and how to get there! That doesn't just start senior year - it begins now! We support students with career and major exploration, as well as many more "technical" career pieces: resumes, cover letters, interview preparation, graduate school exploration, and of course, job searching! For more information, email kelsey.bensky@sonoma.edu

Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) at Sonoma State University is part of a nationally recognized academic support program that provides a resilient learning community and strong base to students in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM). The goal of MESA is to increase the number of historically underrepresented students who pursue and persist in STEM-related degrees and ultimately, careers. Throughout their studies, the students in the program receive academic support and personal advising to keep them on track towards their degrees. MESA students engage in “high impact” experiences, such as undergraduate research, tutoring, mentoring, and leadership development. MESA serves students regardless of citizenship status. This academic community is what sets MESA apart from other programs. All majors welcome to receive tutoring assistance in lower-division math and science courses via Zoom!

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!

Have you or someone you know been impacted by sexual violence, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking? Looking for support, information, resources, or just an ear? Then we’re the office for you. We provide the following: Compassionate & confidential, emotional & decision-making support; Crisis counseling & support, safety planning; Culturally sensitive services to individuals from all cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, folkx with disabilities, and so on; A safe and non-judgmental space to discuss options; Support of the choices and decisions survivors make; Advocacy for survivors in their recovery/healing journey

Join Hope Ortiz, Global Engagement Coordinator, and study away alumni for study away tabling! Stop in to hear about opportunities to study in other countries or states as part of your academic experience! Hear about different programs, how financial aid works, and how to get the classes you need to graduate. Most importantly, get your questions answered!  For more info, email hope.ortiz@sonoma.edu

The Professional Academic Advisors in The Advising & Transfer Center are excited to hear from you and we look forward to working together to ensure every student has access to the academic advising and support needed for on-time graduation and an outstanding educational experience. Visit us to learn about: the importance of academic advising, how to seek Remote Academic Advising, how to schedule an academic advising appointment using LoboConnect, how contact us at 707-664-2730 or ssuadvisingcenter@sonoma.edu, and how to attend upcoming virtual workshops/webinars. For more information, email alvin.nguyen@sonoma.edu

Seawolves have options with the School of Extended and International Education (SEIE)! 

• Want to graduate early/on time or just want to focus on one class and get it out of the way? We provide regular classes (taken for full credit) in a condensed format during the winter and summer breaks.

• Interested in enhancing your resume and building your professional skill set with career training? We offer certificate courses focused on these skills/industries: Wine Business, Project Management, Human Resource Management, Social Media Management... and more!

• Or maybe you want to take your SSU career to the next level? Check out our graduate programs: M.A. Organization Development, M.A. Spanish, M.S. Computer and Engineering Science→ Join our Zoom room to learn about these programs and ask questions!

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!

Have you or someone you know been impacted by sexual violence, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking? Looking for support, information, resources, or just an ear? Then we’re the office for you. We provide the following: Compassionate & confidential, emotional & decision-making support; Crisis counseling & support, safety planning; Culturally sensitive services to individuals from all cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, folkx with disabilities, and so on; A safe and non-judgmental space to discuss options; Support of the choices and decisions survivors make; Advocacy for survivors in their recovery/healing journey

The Sonoma State University Career Center works with students throughout all stages of their career journey and decision-making process. Our Career Advisors provide comprehensive resources and advising to help our students figure out what you want to do after graduation, and how to get there! That doesn't just start senior year - it begins now! We support students with career and major exploration, as well as many more "technical" career pieces: resumes, cover letters, interview preparation, graduate school exploration, and of course, job searching! For more information, email kelsey.bensky@sonoma.edu

Did you know that getting involved can help you be a better student, candidate for future jobs, and chances for advanced education? In addition, students who are involved, have reported gaining skills in time management, communication, teamwork, and self-confidence! Join us for a minute or the entire hour. Student Involvement,  A Place to Come, When You Need a Place To Go. Find your niche with us!

The LARC (Learning and Academic Resource Center) houses three academic support programs for students: the Tutorial Program, Supplemental Instruction Program, and the Writing Center. All LARC services are available ONLINE during the Fall 2020 term. The LARC peer tutors and SI Leaders provide a dynamic, supportive learning environment for undergraduate and graduate students. Come chat with us about how you can get help on your essays, study for math tests, and find collaborative study groups for those challenging courses. We are here to support you in being a successful SSU student! Attend one of two sessions on Tuesday, Sept. 1st from 3:00pm-4:00pm and Thursday, Sept. 3rd from 2:00pm-3:00pm

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!

Seawolves have options with the School of Extended and International Education (SEIE)! 

• Want to graduate early/on time or just want to focus on one class and get it out of the way? We provide regular classes (taken for full credit) in a condensed format during the winter and summer breaks.

• Interested in enhancing your resume and building your professional skill set with career training? We offer certificate courses focused on these skills/industries: Wine Business, Project Management, Human Resource Management, Social Media Management... and more!

• Or maybe you want to take your SSU career to the next level? Check out our graduate programs: M.A. Organization Development, M.A. Spanish, M.S. Computer and Engineering Science→ Join our Zoom room to learn about these programs and ask questions!

The Professional Academic Advisors in The Advising & Transfer Center are excited to hear from you and we look forward to working together to ensure every student has access to the academic advising and support needed for on-time graduation and an outstanding educational experience. Visit us to learn about: the importance of academic advising, how to seek Remote Academic Advising, how to schedule an academic advising appointment using LoboConnect, how to contact us at 707-664-2730 or ssuadvisingcenter@sonoma.edu, and how to attend upcoming virtual workshops/webinars. For more information, email alvin.nguyen@sonoma.edu

Have you or someone you know been impacted by sexual violence, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking? Looking for support, information, resources, or just an ear? Then we’re the office for you. We provide the following: Compassionate & confidential, emotional & decision-making support; Crisis counseling & support, safety planning; Culturally sensitive services to individuals from all cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, folkx with disabilities, and so on; A safe and non-judgmental space to discuss options; Support of the choices and decisions survivors make; Advocacy for survivors in their recovery/healing journey

Have you or someone you know been impacted by sexual violence, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking? Looking for support, information, resources, or just an ear? Then we’re the office for you. We provide the following: Compassionate & confidential, emotional & decision-making support; Crisis counseling & support, safety planning; Culturally sensitive services to individuals from all cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, folkx with disabilities, and so on; A safe and non-judgmental space to discuss options; Support of the choices and decisions survivors make; Advocacy for survivors in their recovery/healing journey

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!

Did you know that getting involved can help you be a better student, candidate for future jobs, and chances for advanced education? In addition, students who are involved, have reported gaining skills in time management, communication, teamwork, and self-confidence! Join us for a minute or the entire hour. Student Involvement,  A Place to Come, When You Need a Place To Go. Find your niche with us!

Seawolves have options with the School of Extended and International Education (SEIE)! 

• Want to graduate early/on time or just want to focus on one class and get it out of the way? We provide regular classes (taken for full credit) in a condensed format during the winter and summer breaks.

• Interested in enhancing your resume and building your professional skill set with career training? We offer certificate courses focused on these skills/industries: Wine Business, Project Management, Human Resource Management, Social Media Management... and more!

• Or maybe you want to take your SSU career to the next level? Check out our graduate programs: M.A. Organization Development, M.A. Spanish, M.S. Computer and Engineering Science→ Join our Zoom room to learn about these programs and ask questions!

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here for you! We are offering virtual individual and group therapy, workshops, crisis counseling, consultations, referrals, and outreach. These are stressful times and sometimes everyone needs a little help and guidance. Stop by and learn about our services and let's make a plan for how we can support you! Also, check out our website at caps.sonoma.edu and our Instagram at @CAPS_SSU Looking forward to meeting you!