Informed & Inspired

Coleen Geraghty, former editor of SDSU’s campus magazine, discusses why she and her husband created a scholarship in honor of her sister and brother-in-law.

SDSU undergraduate students take part in a five-day workshop on the realities and complexities of being a teacher.

Jordan Huff, a 2024 liberal studies alumna, has spent her first year of teaching in an unexpected locale — Kodiak, Alaska.

U.S. News & World Report highlights SDSU’s growing reputation for excellence in online education master’s programs.

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.’

SDSU becomes the first Southern California CSU to offer a single-subject teaching credential program in dance.

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

High school teachers Maria Miller and Jennifer Ekstein both earned credentials and master’s degrees from SDSU’s School of Teacher Education.