CSUS Emeritus "SilverLink"

Welcome to SilverLink, the University website designed specifically for emeritus faculty and staff and other retirees. Although the site is designed and managed by the Emeritus Association, it is intended for everyone, regardless of membership status. It represents another step in our effort to develop a greater sense of community among the constituencies of our University family.

Like all websites, this one shall always be a work in progress. Thus, we encourage you to share your suggestions and to provide us with appropriate content.

Over the past two years, I have received a number of suggestions focused on mutual sharing of information about members of the Association. This web site offers a unique opportunity for sharing. Please take a close look at our Participation page and select ways you want to interact with your colleagues. Do not assume that others are not interested in what you are doing or how you feel about a particular issue. Our goal is the same as yours – to share in the lives of our friends and colleagues.

Although Emeritus Association membership is not a condition of your utilizing this site, we do hope that you will consider joining us and participate in the many benefits we offer. You can learn about the benefits of membership by clicking HERE. You can apply for membership by clicking HERE.

Meet the Page Editors
by Steve Gregorich, Sitemaster

Elizabeth Hanson-Smith is shown with her husband Jack. Liz is the "Discussion," "Public Calendar" and "What in the World Have You Been Doing?" Page Editor. Bristling with enthusiasm, Liz maintains professional writing and teaching activities and enlivens our website with new ideas and lots of pizzazz.

Alan Wade, "In Memoriam" Page Editor. Alan also served as the Editor of our bi-annual publication "The Silver Bulletin" for many years and was recently elected, once again, as our Association President. Alan provides an hisorical and structural link between our website and its sponsoring organization. Alan also corrects my spelling.

Marina Estabrook-Johnson, "In Memoriam" Page Technician. At Alan's direction, Marina does all the computer work for the In Memoriam page. She is shown in the photo with her late husband, and a treasured colleague, Cotton Johnson.

Be a Page Editor

Our goal is to have a page editor for each page. The pages are the links in the tan field on the left. Page editors need basic skills in using a PC or Macintosh. Should you decide to volunteer, you will be taught the necessary skills to edit our web site. If you are thinking about volunteering for one of the pages, click on the email link at the bottom of any page and ask for details.