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Sacramento State is mindful in acknowledging that the land we stand on today was, and continues to be, occupied by the Miwok, Maidu, and Nisenan Indigenous People of this area. We recognize their culture is rich with spiritual ties to the land and waters that resonate with their traditions. We are humbled and take this opportunity to thank and express gratitude to the Indigenous People of this area, and encourage you to take time to reflect upon the current and ancestral relationship you have with the land on which you live and thrive.

Dr. Kurtis C. Burmeister, Geology Dept, Sacramento State University
1010 Placer Hall, 6000 J Street MS 6043, Sacramento, CA 95819
Tel: 916.278.5635. Email: k.burmeister@csus.edu