Company Research Report: Sacramento State University

Company Overview

• Name: California State University, Sacramento (Sacramento State)

• Mission: No information is available.

• Founded: 1947

• Founder(s): No information is available.

• Key People:

• Jeannie Wong, Senior Associate Vice President of University Communications

• Brian Blomster, Director of News and Communications

• Cynthia Hubert, Senior Writer

• Lanaya Lewis, Public Information Officer/Senior Writer

• Jonathan Morales, Senior Writer and Editor

• Jennifer K. Morita, Senior Writer

• Daniel Wilson, Writer/Content Editor

• Headquarters: 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95819

• Number of Employees: 1,867 full- and part-time faculty

• Revenue: Nearly $1.3 billion annual regional economic impact

• Known for: Sacramento State is known as a Hispanic-Serving Institution, Asian American Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution, and a newly recognized Black-Serving Institution by the California State Assembly. It is the sixth largest of the 23 campuses in the California State University (CSU) system.

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• Educational Offerings:

• Description: Sacramento State provides a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across various disciplines.

• Key Features:

• #8 Top Public Universities in the Western U.S. (U.S. News & World Report, 2023)

• Diverse campus recognized for excellence and inclusivity

• Focus on immersive learning experiences benefitting both students and the region

Recent Developments

• New Architecture Program: Launch of a four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Architecture to prepare students for industry success with an emphasis on sustainability and social justice issues.

• Theater Initiatives: The "Forum Theatre Festival" engages audiences in social change through interactive performances developed by students.

• Vote Center Initiatives: Sacramento State will open a Vote Center and provide a ballot drop box for the upcoming election, offering nonpartisan information about statewide ballot initiatives.

• Enrollment Growth: Fall enrollment increased by 2.4% to 30,912 students due to innovative programs and outreach efforts.

• Graduation Rate Success: Achieved a four-year graduation rate of over 30%, the highest in university history following its "Finish in Four" initiative.

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