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Forever Humboldt
Stay Connected to Your Humboldt Home
Forever Humboldt isn’t your run-of-the-mill alumni association—it’s a community where you can connect and grow with others who share the same love for Humboldt that you do.
Through Forever Humboldt, all alumni, students, families, faculty, and staff can come together to showcase pride in our University. We encourage everyone to help keep the Humboldt community growing and thriving by volunteering, promoting, and giving.
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Alumni Recognition
Our alumni are what makes us great. Let's appreciate them together.
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Your gift helps ensure meaningful, positive, educational experiences for Humboldt students. Choose where to make a difference by supporting a priority giving opportunity, your favorite college or program, or search all of our funds.
Alumni Updates
Robert Christensen
History, 2007
Robert has continued to live in Humboldt County since graduating. In 2024, he was hired by the Humboldt Community Services District, and in 2025, he was promoted to Administrative Services Manager at the District, where he oversees Human Resources and Risk Management and serves as the Board Secretary to an elected Board of Directors.
Jerry von Dohlen
Geography, 1998
Jerry helped design, map, and build the first nationwide wireless internet with Metricom INC. in San Jose, California. He moved back to Humboldt County in 2003 and worked with Center Arts Entertainment, now Cal Poly Humboldt Presents, the Mateel Community Center on Reggae on the River, and, the Black Oak Ranch coordinating parking and traffic at Pignic, Earthdance, The Kate Wolf Memorial Music Festival, and currently Ten Mile Creek Revival. Jerry is currently serving as GIS Coordinator for the County of Humboldt, providing data and internships to students with the Geospatial Certificate Program. He is also the coordinator of the North Coast GIS Users Group. He is also presently coordinating the Bike Valet program with Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities (CRTP) at major local events such as Cannifest, North County Fair, and the Friday Night Markets.
Erin Guidarelli
Kinesiology, 2014
Erin was proud to be a part of the Sports Medicine staff for the Portland Cascade during their inaugural season in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL). It was an exciting opportunity to support and maintain the health of the team and be part of the beginning of a new chapter in professional women’s softball. She was so happy to be able to contribute to growing the sport as she played softball at Central Catholic High School in the Portland, OR area and went on to play intercollegiate softball at Humboldt State University (now Cal Poly Humboldt); an NCAA Division II institution. When Erin was in college, the only step further for playing softball "professionally" was on the Olympic team so to be able to contribute to the growth of Professional Women's Softball was an absolute dream and such a rewarding experience.
After obtaining her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Humboldt, she went on to obtain her Master of Science in Athletic Training at Pacific University in 2019. Erin has worked as an AT at Boeing, Genie Manufacturing, Dave's Killer Bread, Precision Cast Parts, Intel, Church & Dwight, Pierce College, Multnomah Orthopedic Clinic as well as various activities beyond traditional sports such as Rugby, Cheerleading, Dance, Fencing, Jiu Jitsu and MMA. She previously held the position of the Director of Sports Medicine for the Portland Pickles for the past 6 years. During the rest of the year, she works full time as the Head Athletic Trainer for Clark College in Vancouver, WA. She has been at Clark College in this capacity since 2022.
