Thank you for attending Virtual Seawolf Decision Day! Click on the panels below to view recordings of any sessions you may have missed!
10:00-10:10 a.m. Welcome Address: President Judy K. Sakaki
10:20-11:20 a.m. Meet the Schools: Welcome Session (Register for one session)
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Information Sessions (Register for one session per half-hour slot)
Kick-off Virtual Seawolf Decision Day by joining Sonoma State University's President, Dr. Judy K. Sakaki, in a welcome to the upcoming Fall 2020 class.
Meet with the Deans and faculty members of Sonoma State's Schools! Not sure which School your major of choice falls under? Visit the Degree Programs page to learn more Sonoma State's programs and Schools.
Learn from the Dean of the School of Arts & Humanities about the various majors and outstanding work being done by our students!
You'll also hear about the unique programs of the Hutchins School of Liberal Studies: a school within the School of Arts & Humanities that offers a discussion-based integrated lower-division General Education Program open to all SSU students, and a 4-year accelerated B.A.-Multiple Subject Teaching Credential Program.
Everyone in the world is affected by trade, commerce, and economics, and we all contribute to these dynamic activities in one way or another. The School of Business and Economics offers you the opportunity to master the state-of-the-art theory and practice of business administration and economics. Our degree programs emphasize that effective organizations operate in ethical, efficient, and sustainable ways. Our goal is to prepare you for a career of positive professional and community impact—to make a difference. If you want to learn about accounting, management, marketing, finance, wine business, economics, entrepreneurship, or leadership, we are the School for you.
The School of Education offers programs based on sound educational practice, research, project-based learning, and commitment to the needs of diverse populations. In addition to our Early Childhood undergraduate major, we offer California State Teaching Credential programs for future elementary, secondary, or special education teachers. The School is recognized for its devotion to social justice, commitments to bilingual education, diverse Master's Degree in options, and a credential program in administration. We welcome all students drawn to making positive and profound differences in the lives of young people.
The School of Science & Technology inspires and educates the next generation of leaders in STEM and Health Sciences. We offer clear pathways to graduation and career-success in the sciences (biology, biochemistry, chemistry, geology, physics), pre-health professions, nursing, kinesiology, mathematics, earth and geological sciences, electrical engineering and computer science. We look forward to you joining our community of excellence! Learn more about the STEM and Health-related majors and programming in the School of Science & Technology in this meeting led by the Dean of Science and Technology.
The School of Social Sciences’ undergraduate and graduate offerings are united by the study of human society and social relationships, which is integral to a well-rounded, high-quality liberal arts education. The School of Social Sciences is the largest school on campus, with 9 departments offering 11 bachelor’s degrees, 9 minors and 4 master’s degrees.
Are you wondering how to decide if SSU is an affordable option for your education? Join us for a presentation that explains registration and housing charges and describes how financial aid assists you with payment.
Un taller informativo para padres e hijos Latinos sobre los próximos pasos y recursos para un nuevo estudiante de la Universidad.
The Educational Opportunity Program provides access, academic support, and transitional services improving the retention of first-generation, historically low-income students. We invite admitted EOP students and their families/guardians to join us to learn more about the EOP services and experience at SSU.
Meet with a panel of current SSU students and campus tour guides for inside information on student life at Sonoma State!
Please attend this session to learn more about living on-campus, how to apply, and what to consider so you can be as successful as possible here at SSU.
Are you wondering how to decide if SSU is an affordable option for your education? Join us for a presentation that explains registration and housing charges and describes how financial aid assists you with payment.
The Center for Academic Access & Student Enrichment (CAASE) provides SSU's underrepresented and underserved students with resources to persist and graduate. We will show CAASE our six departments during this workshop so students can learn about the services and support provided through CAASE.
Student Health & Wellbeing's purpose is to infuse health and wellness practices throughout the Sonoma State community to support the personal wellbeing and academic success of all students. Attend this webinar to learn more about the health and wellness resources available to you at SSU.
Academic Advising provides academic assistance and individualized attention to promote each student's success and graduation from Sonoma State University. Find out how Academic Advising can help you succeed at Sonoma State!
Sonoma State is a unique campus within the CSU system. We are known for our close-knit community of students, staff, and faculty who truly care for each other. Come learn about the Culture of Care that we have established here and how we will be caring for your student.
Did you know that getting involved on campus, outside of the classroom is a key factor in a student’s success? Learn more about our 120+ Clubs/Organizations, Fraternity and Sorority Life, and Sports Clubs, as well as community services events, trips, concerts, lectures and so much more that we have to offer our students! At least once a day, we hear someone say, "There’s ALWAYS something to do at SSU!"
Check back later for a recording of the Student Involvement session!
The Disability Services for Students office (DSS) welcomes Sonoma State University students who are interested in receiving accommodation services related to their disability. Learn more about the services the DSS provides in this panel!
The Dream Center provides a safe space for undocumented students where they receive academic, personal, and professional guidance in order to matriculate and graduate. Register for this panel to learn more about The Dream Center.
