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Topic: Using Evolutionary Game Theory to Understand the Challenges to Cooperation (& their possible solutions) Speaker: Christina Moya, UC Davis. Humans cooperate with others
Topic: Using Evolutionary Game Theory to Understand the Challenges to Cooperation (& their possible solutions) Speaker: Christina Moya, UC Davis. Humans cooperate with others
Join JUMP’s Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week for an indirect service project and a movie screening of The Public. Students will help make blankets for various shelters in Sonoma County whil
Join JUMP for our Oxfam America Hunger Banquet as part of Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week. This hunger banquet is designed to encourage a deeper understanding of world food distribution an
Join the officers of your student government for our weekly meetings where we discuss matters pertaining to the Sonoma State student body. All are welcome to attend and express any questions, comme
Join JUMP’s first day of Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week and spend a couple hours serving in Sonoma State’s own on-campus garden. This is a unique volunteer opportunity to learn more about
Join JUMP’s first day of Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week and spend your afternoon cooking and serving meals with Food Not Bombs in Santa Rosa. Food Not Bombs is an all volunteer grassroots
Are you looking for an opportunity to become involved, engaged, and gain volunteer opportunities?
Copeland Creek Restoration is a JUMP Sustainability program where volunteers are restoring the natural flow and layout of SSU's on-campus creek.
Lobo’s Pop-Up Pantry provides free, fresh produce for students experiencing food insecurity. Free to all students, just bring your SSU ID.
Speaking Their Truth: Panel of Trafficking Survivors. This event is about bringing awareness to our community in regards to Human Trafficking.