Ashley Simon

A Bit of Tips & Trends

October 5, 2015

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"Public Transit for the Public Good". The North Bay Organizing Project aims to extend the free bus access that currently exists for veterans and college students in Sonoma County to k-12 students.

A table outside the meeting encouraging people to vote.

Which Side Are You On?:

November 2, 2015

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Stand outside of the panel discussion thanking all of it's sponsors.

From left to right: Merith Weisman, Suzi Grady, Oren Wool, Claudia Luke, Nick Caston, Talia Eisen, and Keenan Foster.

Sustainability Day Panel: From Words to Actions

November 23, 2015

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The display of 1,100 red hearts in Salazar Quad, representing how many college student's lives are lost each year.

The NAMI representatives and Maddie discussing their organization during the Mental Health Promotion Fair.

NAMI representatives. From left to Right: Whitney Rodgers, Jessica Ortiz, Luis Avila Cruz

Red paper hearts handmade by SSU students.

Get Involved: NAMI Sonoma County

December 14, 2015

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SSU students and RUP students doing an opening activity for Shadow Day.

PSY 302 students having a moment of reflection.

RUP students raising their hands after the CCE Coordinator Merith Weisman asks, "Who wants to go to college?"

Shadow Day VIII

December 21, 2015

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Audience members were asked to join speakers on stage by tenet and member for the Centro Laboral de Graton and Integrated Voter Engagement Team

Under One Roof flier

Under One Roof: Strength in Diversity

October 17, 2016

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Graduates walking the stage

4 Lessons in 4 Years: Reflecting on My Time in the CCE

January 20, 2017

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Discovery Day XII

February 13, 2017

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