Learning in Action

Stacy Becker Community Partner Coordinator

707.826.4963

As Community Partner Coordinator, I network with community organizations and support faculty and students engaged in Service Learning and Academic Internship courses and practices. I am a California State Service Learning Certified Trainer.  I also hold two teaching credentials from Humboldt (Elementary Multiple Subjects; Secondary Single Subject – Art), and a third Credential in Cross Cultural & Language Development.  I completed my B.A. in the Humanities Field Major at U.C. Berkeley, which meant I was able to focus on the fields I’m passionate about: arts, cultures, languages, environmental issues. Previous to my work at Humboldt, I worked with the Volunteer Center of the Redwoods for 10 years, after many years teaching language and fine arts with an emphasis on environmental and cross-cultural education, to all ages and in many venues. In my spare time, I enjoy the arts, hiking and volunteering. As the coordinator for the Hammond Volunteer Trail Stewards project, I’d like to invite you to join our group on the first Saturday of each month for volunteer work on the Hammond Trail- newcomers always welcome!

Kelly Fortner Student Support Coordinator

707.826.4964

As the Student Support Coordinator with the Center for Community Based Learning, I am, first and foremost, here to support, listen, and advocate for you, the Humboldt student. You are brilliant and inspirational and I feel so grateful for the opportunity to work with you in my role! Thank you for all that you do. Through my position, I provide direct and programmatic support for students involved in community-based learning practices at Humboldt. I strive to find and create opportunities where students can build community, discover their strengths and values, and pursue their personal, professional, and academic goals and dreams. I graduated from Humboldt with a double major in Religious Studies and Geology and these experiences, together with my time as a leader at Youth Educational Services (YES), fueled my passion for community-based learning and leadership. Since graduating from Humboldt, I have stayed on-campus to serve as an AmeriCorps VISTA, work as a Career Advisor, and begin the Environment and Community M.A. in Social Science Program. These academic and professional experiences have strengthened my commitment to social and environmental justice and the liberation of all through solidarity, self-reflection, and action. When I’m not at Humboldt, you can find me spending time with my partner and our two dogs, going to the beach, talking with friends and family, working on projects with Zero Waste Humboldt, and watching the Lord of the Rings.

Sara Jaye Hart College Corps Principal Investigator

I am a Lecturer and Program Leader of the Religious Studies Department. I have worked with CCBL for years to develop service and service-learning opportunities for students and community members alike, and I am very excited about the College Corps program's dedication to fostering debt-free pathways to a college education, through community-building service projects. 

Ines Morales AmeriCorps STEM Vista

As a STEM Student Success Advocate, I focus on enhancing underserved student’s experience on our campus by working on equity-focused programs. My goal is to increase retention for BIPOC and first generation students in STEM. I, myself, am a first generation college graduate. I earned my degree in Envirornmental Studies here at Cal Poly Humboldt, formerly known as Humboldt State University, in May of 2021. When I'm not working, you can find me going on long runs, hiking, gardening and listening to podcasts. I enjoy spending my time with friends and connecting with our local community through volunteer events and developing close relationships with the new people I meet. I enjoy being surrounded by the comforts of the Redwoods and the Northern California coast.