Becoming a Developing World Entrepreneur: Matt Doka
Matt Doka, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, went to Africa to learn firsthand what it takes to become an entrepreneur in the Developing World.
Becoming An Organic Farmer: Jolynn McClelland
Jolynn McClelland and her husband Robert met as youths while showing their dairy cattle at local county fairs. Now they are partners working together to succeed in the organic dairy industry.
Watch the video of their story.
NYC 2010: Watching Three Young Women on Their Journeys
New York, New York may be the center of the universe: Times Square and Wall Street, Fifth Avenue and Broadway, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and other cultural icons too numerous to mention. But what has drawn us here now are three daughters and the chance to catch up in more detail on the story of their lives. We also get to see them laugh about their quirky parents.
Becoming a Malaria researcher: Amy Bei
Former Santa Rosan Amy Bei is getting her doctorate from the Harvard School of Public Health. After graduation, she plans to continue her work as a researcher in the fight against malaria.
Becoming An Elected Leader: Efren Carrillo
Efren Carrillo in 2008 became the first Latino elected to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors. Watch his video interview, where he shares that an elected official has to be prepared that his or her decisions won't win everyone's approval.
Santa Rosan’s World Rowing Cup results:
An update on Silas Stafford, Santa Rosa High grad, from LAKE KARAPIRO, New Zealand, courtesy of USRowing:
Santa Rosan To World Rowing Championships
Silas Stafford takes a huge step forward in his dream to compete in the 2012 Olympics in London.
Becoming An Olympian: Silas Stafford
Silas Stafford has rowed for Stanford University and Cambridge University. Now he's spending the next two years trying to make the U.S. rowing team for the 2012 Olympics in London.
