Informed & Inspired

An overheard conversation inspires a CCLEAD alumna to create a nonprofit serving refugee families.

Executive director of SDSU’s National Center for Urban School Transformation was appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

The ALRISE Alliance will focus on STEM participation and retention among Latinx students at more than two dozen Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) and emerging HSIs across the U.S.

EDL graduate Moises Aguirre recently took over as superintendent of California's largest secondary school district.

The College of Education is excited to welcome four new faculty members joining us for the fall 2021 semester!

For Dr. Kelsey Dickson of the Department of Child and Family Development, community partnerships and research go hand-in-hand.

SDSU’s Marriage and Family Therapy program breaks down barriers to mental health for communities of color.

Alumni Award recipient Marjorie Olney’s psychiatric rehabilitation leadership was inspired by personal experience.

San Diego LEND is a new multi-institutional training program aimed at improving services for individuals with autism and related developmental disabilities.

New pathway allows students to earn bachelor’s degree, teaching credential in just four years.