Informed & Inspired

SDSU’s teacher credentialing programs offer multiple funding options to support candidates.

Inspired by her son, SDSU alumna and credential candidate Brenda Gonzalez pursues a new path as a special education teacher.

In a new role, STE alumna and longtime lecturer is inspired to address the problem of teaching as a ‘position of privilege.’

Autism expert will replace Laura J. Hall, who served in the role for more than a decade.

Honor recognizes steps the college has taken since 2020 to disrupt racism and create a welcoming and inclusive environment for Black students, faculty and staff.

U.S. Department of Education grant supports initiative with a heavy focus on culturally responsive pedagogy and boosting teacher diversity.

Associate professor Lauren Collins nets two Office of Special Education Programs grants to prepare educators and administrators to better serve diverse students with disabilities.

Get to know the individuals from across our college who earned COE’s top honors for academic success.

Visionaries Valerie Ooka Pang and Ian Pumpian helped shape much of the College of Education we know today.

A former special education teacher, Collins is passionate about empowering educators to improve outcomes for students with emotional or behavioral disorders.