Manifest your goals and tell the universe what you need this semester. With this fair, we hope to help our Seawolf community find healing, mindful, and divine-feeling spaces to practice their beliefs. This is an occasion for ALL faiths, denominations, and followers of religious practice to show SSU what opportunities are available on campus and within the surrounding communities. This year we will host local faith-based social service agencies who can connect students with further resources within Sonoma County. You do not need to be affiliated with a faith group to utilize these services. Everyone is welcome. Prizes encouraging balance, good energy, and reflection will be raffled off for participating students.  For more info, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu.

We all know how important it is to do our part in regards to making effective and meaningful change in our campus community, surrounding community, and the world. This fair will focus on showing you what sustainable practices are happening on campus and in our community, as well as give you ideas on how you can help. For more info, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu.

Finding balance in all aspects of college life can be challenging. The Health and Wellbeing Fair is here to help you navigate towards a more well-rounded time here at SSU. Join us to learn more about the resources on our campus that can support your mind, body and spirit!

There will be FREE Swirl Time Yogurt while supplies last and other give-aways for those who attend. We will also be offering “Goat Yoga” sessions on Person Lawn at 11AM and 11:30AM. Each time slot can only accommodate 30 SSU students. Please sign up on the following Google Forms. Goat Yoga 11AM Sign Ups Goat Yoga 11:30AM Sign Ups.

For more information, contact lauren.lane@sonoma.edu.

Come meet some of the people, departments, and programs that are here to help support your academic success at SSU. This event is for new and returning students, as well as declared or undeclared students! There is something for everyone! Learn about majors, meet department staff, and get to know student services advisers! For more information, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu.

What do I do if there is an earthquake or fire? Do I have to throw everything in my refrigerator away if we have a power outage? What should I pack in a go bag in case we get evacuated? Why is the water yellow in some of the toilets? What does shelter in place mean and why would the university tell us to do it? How can I stop a friend from making a really bad decision at this party? Where do I go to report bias or sexual assault?

As you make this transition to SSU for the first year, or even as a  returning Seawolf, you know that there are times where you will be faced with some challenges and decisions on how best to take care of yourself. Sonoma County is beautiful, but we also want to make sure you are prepared for some of the challenges and decisions you might be faced with while living here. Join us as campus, local, and county resources gather to share information and education about fires, power outages, smoke, earthquakes, and more.  We hope that this fair  will help you be prepared when you are in the moment. Plus, if you come, you are guaranteed to get some FREE stuff!!! For more information, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu. 

Students who are engaged in clubs, campus activities, and their academic departments are shown to be more successful! So come meet and learn about the 100+ on-campus Recognized Student Organizations and how you can get involved! This is where you will begin to find your people and yourself at SSU. In addition to making some new connections, be sure to enjoy a free hot dog lunch courtesy of University Culinary Services and Sonoma State Enterprises. For more information, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu.