Sacramento Valley

On Monday the 29th of February, a professional speech was done by Danielle Premo RN, BSN, a clinical coordinator-nursing at Saginaw Valley State University, in Health Science class (HS200). The speech was about her experiences in nursing as a colleagues and as an employee. Also, she talked about the do’s and don’ts when a person wants to be a nurse, and why she preferred SVSU to study in it. Moreover, she mentioned some of the popular misconception about nursing, where the nurses work, and what…

I was born in Sacramento, California in the Natomas area. In Natomas, I feel like I know everyone. I have been here since I was born and I think majority people have a love-hate relationship with Sacramento. At times people are saying how great Sacramento is. People love to go to the Sacramento River, Sand Cove, right off of Garden Highway. Other days people are complaining about how much the weather sucks. It is true, the weather here can unpredictable here. There are not many places where it…

one of its zip codes is 95661. It is located 20 miles east of Sacramento and was once considered a railroad town. Zip code 95661 had a recorded population of 30,730 as of 2011 and covered an area of approximately 9.0 square miles. It has a population density of around 3,414 people per square mile (City-data.com, 2011). Grass Valley, zip code 95945, by comparison, is a historic gold mining town located one hour north of Sacramento. Its recorded population as of 2012 was 12,808 with a total…

compliance functions. Organized and tracked quantitative data, analyzed and identified trends, and provided sound recommendations based on data analysis. • Processed 6,500 timesheets weekly • Trained 1500+ employees in 3 weeks GAUTHIER CONSULTING – Sacramento, California Human Resources Training/Operations Consultant 2004 – 2006 Company provides solutions that put the strategic into HR and place responsibility for employee performance solidly in the hands of the Managers. Collaborate…

long, hot dry summers and mild winter. The Central California Valley is a flat valley basins of deep sediments to the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and the fans and terraces around the edge of the valley. There are two major rivers flow from opposite ends of the Central Valley, flowing into the Delta and into San Pablo Bay. About half of the region is now in cropland, and fourths of the region is irrigated. In the past, the valley was dominated by the nature grasses. But with the plow, fire,…

“Slouching Towards Bethlehem”, is an essay by an author named Joan Didion, she talked about the changes in her hometown Sacramento, and the history throughout California. To Didion, the Sacramento Valley was a place full of history and family. She writes about the changes of the land, water, city life’s, her childhood memories. And she also included narratives of a time, a place and gave another person perspectives. It is important to know about the background on where and how the place you grew…

On the North shore of Folsom Lake, about 25 miles Northeast of Sacramento, is the lovely community of Granite Bay. Home to over 20,000 residents, the placid suburb is located on the Eastern edge of the Sacramento Valley nestled among the Sierra Foothills. The small community is known as "A great place to live, work and play." The residents of Granite Bay can attest to the livability of the small community and all that it has to offer. The small Place County community is able to offer its…

deserts, forests, and valleys. Living next to an ocean is great if you like to surf or swim, or just feel the cool breeze brought in from the sea. California is the third largest state, after Alaska and Texas, with a surface area of 163,695 sq mi. If it were a country, it would be ranked 59th out of around 200 countries. It is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west, Oregon to the north, Nevada to the east, and Mexico…

In the film, The Quest for a Homeland, it focuses on two figures who each wanted to reclaim the Southwest in their way. Rodolfo Gonzales, better known as “Corky,” from Denver, Colorado was successful in rallying the youth of the Chicano Movement. His poem, I am Juaquin, inspired a national community of Latinos. His encouragement to gather and fight for change in communities inspired the youth. The youth responded by fighting for issues they cared about, specifically pushing for education reform.…

first found in the Sacramento Valley. The five questions and responses addressed below will explain why the gold rush was so important. How was gold found in the specific area? Why was James Marshal credited for finding the gold? Why was gold valuable to so many people? Why did the Native American population shrink in California during the gold rush? Lastly what happened to California as a result of the gold rush? Gold first appeared in the areas of Sierra Valley and Sacramento. On…