Remembrance Celebration for Dr. Pam Hunt

1600 Holloway Avenue,San Francisco CA 94132

07 November, 2021

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The Graduate College of Education at SF State will host a Remembrance Celebration for Dr. Pam Hunt on Sunday, November 7, 2021, 2- 3:30pm A Remembrance Celebration for Dr. Pam Hunt will be held on Sunday, November 7, 2021, 2:00pm - 3:30pm on the SF State campus; outside lawn area adjacent to Burk Hall. Dr. Hunt was a cherished faculty member in the Graduate College of Education who dedicated her life’s work to the students and faculty in the Department of Special Education.Directions and Parking Information:https://parking.sfsu.edu/visitor-information/driving-directionsParking is located at SF State's parking Lot 20 located on Lake Merced Boulevard and State Drive. Fee: $6.25 for two hours or $10.00 for the day .A video of the remembrance will be made available for anyone who could not attend. Donations Supporting Pam’s Priorities Several of Pam Hunt’s friends and colleagues have inquired about organizations that were close to Pam’s heart, so that they might make a donation in her name. In conjunction with Pam’s daughter, Rebecca Sprenger, we have pinpointed the following choices for you. CAL-TASH: https://tash.org/chapters/cal-tash/ The original state chapter of national TASH, where Pam and her colleagues have shared their work annually at the statewide conference, and where supported inclusion in all aspects of life is the focus- for families, individuals with disabilities of all ages, people supporting others who experience disabilities. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are the guiding principles of the organization. https://www.caltash.org/donate or, by check, mail to: Aja McKee, CALTASH President 24121 Cindy Lane, Lake Forest, CA 92630 San Francisco State University Inclusion Pilot Project For Students with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilitie https://cel.sfsu.edu/inclusion 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 The Inclusion Pilot Project is for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are interested in being included in the academic and social components of campus life. A person-centered planning process creates an individualized plan of study aligned with the student’s personal, academic and career goals. This is an exciting development on the university campus where Pam has been based as Professor of Special Education, and with her colleagues, prepared scores of teachers of students with extensive needs, and conducted leading, innovative research for the field as Principal Investigator of an extensive series of federally funded research grants awarded to her, working with school communities and included students with disabilities as the focus of her research. American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals National organization Pam was committed to animals and a long- term supporter of the SPCA. The local east bay organization is listed and the national organization. https://www.aspca.org/ East Bay SPCA: https://eastbayspca.org 8323 Baldwin Street Oakland, CA 94621