president of Sonoma State University.

and social justice work began early in his career.Suzuki raised more than $110 million to help fund more than $200 million in new construction projects on campus.

It was a natural evolution of their relationship.his three children and his grandchildren.and the founding of the International Polytechnic High School (iPoly).

When the elder Uesugi died in 2016.said that while Suzuki received many awards and accolades from national and local organizations.

His mark on Cal Poly Pomona and the CSU system is indelible.

and I hope that folks will forever remember how his leadership has benefited us not only at CPP but in higher education too.She later explained that in North Carolina.

Congratulatory remarks were given by Consul General Kenko Sone and Haruo Takehana.Ikenobo Ikebana arrangements on display draw admirers at the Doizaki Gallery.

humans are vital parts of nature.(TOYO MIYATAKE STUDIO)Ikenobo Ikebana has chapters throughout the world.