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Awards

First 5 Sonoma County Mini-Grant

Melissa Nelson

Mini-grant is intended to support early care and education providers in improving the quality of care for children ages. Funds will be used to update classroom supplies, educational toys and classroom furniture for SSU's Children’s School.

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Cultural Resources Assessment for the Chanslor Ranch Property Transfer

Mark Selverston

The Anthropological Studies Center (ASC) will conduct a Cultural Resources Assessment for the Chanslor Ranch Property. Chanslor Ranch is a 378-acre project area located at 2660 Hwy 1, Bodega Bay, CA 94923. The property is in the Salmon Creek Watershed, is mostly undeveloped, and has been used primarily for grazing and ranching in the past.

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Round Valley Indian Tribes Repatriation

Elise-Alexandria Green

This project entails the return of the remains of 22 ancestors and 8 associated funerary objects to the Round Valley Indian Tribes. The SSU NAGPRA Program has identified three specific areas in which assistance is needed which are collections care, disposition, and coalitions & partnerships.

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Rural Math Collaborative Team: Professional Development

Ben Ford

Focused on improving mathematics education in rural counties, the Rural Math Collaborative (RMC) is a consortium of 20 Northern California Counties, funded by a grant from the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE) through a grant to the Lake County Office of Education (LCOE).

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Copeland Creek Community Trail and Garden Initiative

Yonjoong Ryuh

The Copeland Creek Community Trail and Garden Initiative creates an interactive walking trail and community garden along the Copeland Creek watershed, linking Sonoma State University to Rancho Cotati High School.

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TRIO Student Support Services Multilingual Achievers Program 20-25

Rose Calzontzi

In support of SSU's commitment and goal to serve underrepresented and underserved student populations, TRIO SSS-Multilingual Achievers Program provides individualized academic and personal support to first-generation, low-income multilingual students and multilingual students with disabilities to support their success at SSU and beyond.

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Seawolves Breathe Easy Initiative

Tim Grace

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Sonoma Land Trust Cultural Resources Monitoring Services

Mark Selverston

The Anthropological Studies Center (ASC) will provide cultural resources monitoring services for forest resilience projects at Sugarloaf Ridge and Jack London State Parks. Work will involve coordinating with State Parks to conduct cultural resource surveys before and after prescribed burns and vegetation clearing, and prepare technical reports.

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