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Nicole Linder is the recipient of the Top Dog Distinguished Alumni Award and a graduate of the College of Arts and Humanities.
As CEO of the Marjaree Mason Center, she is a passionate community leader and advocate for survivors of domestic violence. She leads one of the largest domestic violence service agencies in California, providing safe housing, counseling, legal services, training, and education.
Discover her story—and the stories of all our Top Dog honorees—in the full Top Dog Alumni Awards show, right here on Fresno State's channel.
Nicole Linder is the recipient of the Top Dog Distinguished Alumni Award and a graduate of the College of Arts and Humanities.
As CEO of the Marjaree Mason Center, she is a passionate community leader and advocate for survivors of domestic violence. She leads one of the largest domestic violence service agencies in California, providing safe housing, counseling, legal services, training, and education.
Discover her story—and the stories of all our Top Dog honorees—in the full Top Dog Alumni Awards show, right here on Fresno State's channel.





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Through innovative teachings and an emphasis on field investigations, Fresno States Earth and Environmental Sciences Department empowers students to explore, understand and protect our environment and the people who inhabit it. With access to three national parks, Californias coastal ranges and diverse desert regions, Fresno States unique location fosters learning opportunities in an unparalleled outdoor laboratory, all within short trips from the university. One such class offering those opportunities is Earth and Environmental Sciences 102S (Sedimentology).
Learn more about the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department and the nearly 20 courses that include a field trip component at https://csm.fresnostate.edu/ees
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