AT AN ANNUAL STATE ARCHEOLOGY CONFERENCE in March, anthropology professor Alexis Boutin fielded some questions about whether her program was still operational. Boutin has taught at Sonoma State for 17 years and coordinates the university’s highly regarded master’s program in cultural heritage and resource management.
“I had to say, ‘Of course we are,’ ” Boutin said. “ ‘We’re still totally sustainable.’ ”
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