Nelsen anuncia otra ronda de pagos directos en el otoño de 2021: EL AVISPÓN DEL ESTADO

Rahul Lal, Mercy Sosa

Kimberly Gomez Santos and Katerina Graziosi
May 12, 2021

The State Hornet ha lanzado un nuevo podcast semanal en español que recapitula las noticias más importantes de la semana.

En este episodio del podcast El Avispón del Estado, Katerina Graziosi y Kimberly Gomez Santos repasan sobre el anuncio de el President de Sacramento State Robert Nelsen de la otra ronda de pagos directos a los estudiantes en el otoño de 2021, el canciller de CSU comparte nuevos detalles sobre el regreso del campus y más

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Notas del episodio:

Nelsen announces another round of direct payments to Sac State students in fall

Where did all that money go?: A breakdown of $63.8 million HEERF II funds

CSU chancellor shares new details about fall 2021 campus return

Asian Sac State students, faculty share experiences navigating racism during the pandemic

Sac State’s police chief search continues amid criticism of recruiting firm

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About the Writers

Kimberly Gomez Santos, staff writer

Kimberly Gomez Santos joined The State Hornet in spring 2021 as a staff writer focusing on Spanish-language coverage. Kimberly moved from Santa Maria on the Central Coast to Sacramento to study journalism. She was born in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, and has been a Zumba instructor for three years. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in broadcasting and become a TV news anchor.

Katerina Graziosi, staff writer

Katerina Graziosi joined The State Hornet in fall 2020 and is currently an arts and entertainment beat writer. An Orange County native, she has been living in the City of Trees for the last 10 years. She is excited to graduate spring 2021 and is majoring in journalism and minoring in sociology.