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San Francisco State: Prepare Together
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Congrats 2021 Grads: From College of Liberal & Creative Arts Dean Andrew Harris
“I am filled with joy at what you have accomplished, and I wish you lives of meaning, purpose and fulfillment.” Watch this message to SF State’s class of 2021 from Andrew Harris, dean of the College of Liberal & Creative Arts

Positive Vibes at SF State Virtual Entertainment Festival

Professors share inspiration for distance learning

Work-From-Home Routines | San Francisco State University
Nithin Kumar, a junior in the SFSU Cinema Department, says keeping your home workspace organized and clean is key to adjusting to remote classes: “I have my monitor. I have a keyboard. Basically, I have [my workspace] set up for maximum productivity with as little distractions as possible.” Watch this video to for more persectives on online learning from Kumar and four other SF State students. Video produced by Kavin Chan and Sreang Hok

Work-from-Home Advice for Students | San Francisco State University
“Forgive yourself if this isn’t going to be your best semester. Understand that a lot of people, they take a long time to go through school and they still end up being able to get to their aspirations and make change.” — Sabrina Mota, junior, SFSU BECA Department Video produced by Kavin Chan and Sreang Hok.

How Can Film Challenge Boundaries of Dominant Queer Narratives? | Marcus Undergraduate Research Fellowship
How can film challenge boundaries of queer narratives? SFSU Cinema Department student Linhdan Le strives to find out, for Marcus Undergraduate Research Fellowship. 📹: Sreang Hok #SFSU

Researching Ireland’s Left-Wing Nationalism | Marcus Undergraduate Research Fellowship
Mikayla Cordero, an SFSU International Relations major, hopes to uncover new perspectives on populism and nationalism in her research on Ireland. Her project is made possible by a Marcus Undergraduate Research Fellowship. #SFSU

Researching Homosexuality in 17th Century Japan | Marcus Undergraduate Research Fellowship at SF State
“Sexuality in 17th century Japan was not what we expected.” — Kayla Ratliff Inspired, in part, by a desire to learn about her Japanese heritage, San Francisco State University History major Kayla Ratliff is reading literature to understand how homosexuality was viewed and practiced in 17th century Japan. She found that sexual relationships between men weren’t stigmatized, and wanted to further research the topic. This project is made possible by a Marcus Undergraduate Research Fellowship. #SFSU The History Department at San Francisco State University

#SFSUThankful with Samantha
“What I‘m thankful for is good health, employment and the year being somewhat smooth” — Samantha Alvarado, Cinema/BECA junior #SFSUThankful #SFSU Beca Sfsu SFSU Cinema Department

Are you in a sorority? Elisha tells us why you should join @sfsualphaphi meet them at the Quad #HumanofSfSU

Why I Chose Museum Studies: Connecting People to Communities
Taylor discusses why she chose Museum Studies at San Francisco State University: “It’s essential for connecting people to communities and connecting people to their shared histories.” The @SFSU Museum Studies Program, the only of its kind at a public university in California, offers a Master of Arts and undergraduate minor. Its 500-plus alumni have advanced to successful careers from the Getty to the Smithsonian. Students gain professional-level experience on campus at the 1,922-square-foot The Global Museum, serving as a capstone experience. Students are responsible for preserving University collections, designing exhibitions, conducting research, creating educational programs and supporting visitors. Permanent collections include art and material culture from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Egypt and Oceania, spanning the ancient world to the 20th century. Highlights include the mummy Nes-Per-N-Nub, once a high priest of the Temple of Karnak. His remains occupy a triple-nesting sarcophagus, one of only three in the United States. Adolph Sutro, San Francisco mayor in the 1890s, purchased the mummies and displayed them at the Sutro Baths until the mid-1960s. George K. Whitney Jr. donated them to SF State in 1964.