Service Award
Recipients
Larry Augusta (‘62, Social Science), retired
assistant counsel for the State Board of
Equalization, has been on the Alumni
Association board since 1999 and was
president in 2001-02.
Lauren R. Hammond (’77, Government),
the first African American woman to be
elected to the Sacramento City Council,
was named one of Sacramento’s “30
Most Powerful Women” by Sacramento
magazine.
Scott W. Maxwell (’85, Construction
Management), vice president of Unger
Construction, is a former Alumni Association
president. His firm worked on numerous
upgrades to Hornet Stadium.
Gloria Carido Nomura (’62, Social Science),
taught for 39 years in the Stockton Unified
School District and was the first Filipina
elected to the Stockton City Council, serving
two terms and as vice mayor.
Alice D. Perez (’99, Finance and Insurance),
manager of residential services for the
Sacramento Municipal Utility District, is on
numerous boards including the National
Low Income Energy Consortium.
Lloyd O. Snelson (’57, Education, ’67,
Education), was a long-time high school
principal in the San Juan Unified School
District. He has contributed thousands of
volunteer hours to Sacramento State.
Lawrence Williams (’50, Accountancy, ’58,
Secondary Education), was a teacher and
administrator at area high schools, and in the
Los Rios Community College District.
Karen Y. Zamarripa (’00, Public Policy and
Administration), assistant vice chancellor
for advocacy and institutional affairs for the
California State University system, has been
honored by the Council for the Advancement
and Support of Education.
Daniel Zingale, chief of staff to California
First Lady Maria Shriver and a senior-level
advisor to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, has
been involved in numerous public policy
issues including human rights and health care
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