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California State University, Sacramento
Campus Overview
California State University, Sacramento, the Capital University, is in the heart of
Northern California, one of the most beautiful, diverse and rapidly growing areas in
the country. The 300-acre campus, located just five miles from the State Capitol, is
situated along the American River parkway that offers miles of trails and recreational
access to the city's two rivers, Folsom Lake and the historic Sacramento riverfront.
Growth in the region has provided significant opportunities for faculty research and
engagement with civic and business organizations as well as extensive research and
internship opportunities for the University's more than 28,500 students. The
University, where quality teaching is a top priority, offers instruction leading toward
the bachelor's degree in 60 disciplines, the master's degree in 40 disciplines, one
joint doctoral degree in public history, and houses numerous research and community
service centers.
www.csus.edu
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Relocation Information
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Area Information
City of Sacramento
Sacramento County
Sacramento Chamber of
Commerce
Sacramento Area Commerce and Trade
Organization
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Benefit Information
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benefits offered by
Cal State Sacramento.
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 Marilyn Hopkins
CSU Sacramento
Dean, College of Health and Human Services
Professor of Nursing
A member of the CSU faculty since 1974, Marilyn Hopkins completed 23 years of
successful teaching before assuming her administrative responsibilities in the College
of Health and Human Services. Since her appointment as Dean of the college, Hopkins
has directed the college's energies to focus on community-university collaboration,
faculty development, community service learning, interdisciplinary learning and the
effective use of new technologies. In addition, Hopkins was instrumental in obtaining
for the College of Health and Human Services a $325,000 four-year grant from the Stuart
Foundation to develop a university-community partnership that benefited high-risk
children, youth and families and provided CSU Sacramento students with
interdisciplinary learning opportunities. She also worked to garner $344,095 in funding
(over a four-year period) from the Commission for National Service to support the
Capital University Service Corps.
An innovator, Hopkins incorporated distance education and electronic discussion groups
into her course structure. She holds a B.S. in nursing from CSU Sacramento and a
masters and doctoral degree in nursing from the University of California, San
Francisco.
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