Hispanic Serving Institution managing cultural resources   

Sonoma State University 

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Sonoma State University is a public institution in the California northern bay area that was founded in 1961. It enrolls 9,300 students, and its campus of 269 acres is a jewel in the middle of Sonoma County’s wine country.  As one of the most requested campuses in the California State University system, Sonoma is a mid-size comprehensive university, focusing on the liberal arts with a strong emphasis in the arts and sciences.  Students enjoy a high-quality education that features close interactions with faculty, research, and internship opportunities.

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Degree
Programs 

• ​American Multicultural Studies 
• Chicano and Latino Studies
• Geography, Environment, and Planning 
• M.A. in Cultural Resource Management