May 2021
The latest edition of Humboldt magazine is on its way to your mailbox. Read about how the Lumberjack community has adapted and thrived during a year like no other and about what alumni, students, staff, and faculty have been up to.
You can also read it online at magazine.humboldt.edu »
Help the class of 2021 raise $2,021 to support the Student Adversity Fund, which helps students who are facing unexpected situations such as COVID-19, wildfires or other emergencies, that could derail their education.
Donate to the Class of 2021 Legacy Gift »
Aidan Leaf Mullin passed away unexpectedly last year at age 18. His passion for the earth and for Humboldt State University, where he was determined to go to college, lives on through the Aidan Leaf Mullin Memorial Scholarship.
Read more about Aiden Mullin »
Congratulations to the 2021 Alumni Scholarship Recipients!
Alyssa Harford
English, 2025
Brodie Lyons
Biology, 2025
Cianna Jermanon
Business Administration, 2024
Janelle Chojnacki
Natural Resources, 2022
Riley Williams
Kinesiology, 2022
Valentina Pfeifer
Environmental Science & Management, 2022
Lexis Gillette
Kinesiology, 2022
Read more about the Alumni Scholarship recipients »
Welcome to OceanOtter Publishing, one of the latest businesses to join the Alumni Owned Business Directory! OceanOtter Publishing, owned by Barbara Brovelli-Moon (‘67, Sociology), offers field guide books that introduce children and families to many of Alaska's mammals, birds, and invertebrates.
Find out more about OceanOtter Publishing »
Are you an alumna or alumnus who owns a business? Join our Alumni Owned Business Directory! Fill out our form to be included in the directory.
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Take the Humboldt Quiz
How much do you know about Humboldt State? You could win great Humboldt prizes! Just click the answer button to respond. Those sending correct responses to this month's question will be entered in a drawing for Forever Humboldt gifts.
While serving as a U.S. Fish & Game Warden Terry Grosz ('64 & '66, Wildlife) once caught people fishing illegally by doing what?
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A) Pretending to be a fellow fisherman.
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B) Hiding in a nearby tree and jumping down to surprise them.
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C) Waiting in the river at night pretending to be a salmon being reeled in.
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D) Covering himself in mud and laying at the bank of the river.
Last month’s quiz asked, “Staci Self ('07, Kinesiology) is a member of what U.S. Olympic team?” Congratulations to Penelope Thomas (‘13, Biology, Zoology) for submitting the correct answer and winning the drawing. Answer: Handball.
Questions? Comments? Rants?
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Office of Alumni & Engagement
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