ARPE News

New pilot program celebrating students’ language and culture is a partnership between SDSU International Affairs and local vice principal Javier Diego Jacinto, a College of Education graduate.

Doctoral student and rising star in community college leadership is inspired to serve similarly marginalized students.

Undergraduate from San Francisco discusses what led him to pursue a major in leadership studies — and where it hopes it will take him.

ARPE professor selected for a special track focused on STEM faculty at Hispanic Serving Institutions.

ARPE associate professor examines the racialized and gendered experiences of communities of color in education.

Course by Tanya Gaxiola Serrano puts students behind the mic as they explore the challenging history of higher education.

Now in its second year, donor-supported initiative funds six student-led research projects.

Rehabilitation counseling associate professor and proud disabled woman wins 2025 Western Association for Counselor Education and Supervision honor.

Myles Horttor, a graduate of SDSU’s rehabilitation counseling program, earns San Diego Business Journal recognition for his work at the nonprofit Options For All.

The Rehabilitation Services Administration award to the Interwork Institute will establish a technical assistance center to help agencies across the U.S. better serve people with disabilities.