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The work of community engagement is all about relationships. He did not know that it was my 15-year anniversary, and that made his thoughtfulness even more appreciated. Just today, a faculty member who started soon after me dropped by the office to reunite after 2 years of pandemic. I count many faculty and community folks as friends. Faculty here have always treated me as a respected colleague and have risen to the challenges we face again and again. Without their guidance, I certainly would have gotten lost long ago. Our community partners have contributed to the learning of our students and led me on the right path. I am exceptionally privileged to work with such fantastic community partners and faculty. Yes, the hills are beautiful, the weather amazing, and the burritos are perfect, but, of course, it’s the people that keep me here. But I fell in love with SSU and our community and time and time again, I watched positions open up and didn’t apply. I thought I’d be here for two or three years and then move to a campus in San Francisco or the East Bay. Fifteen years ago, I moved cross country and began working at Sonoma State.
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