Informed & Inspired

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.

Bilingual credential candidates start a new semester with a thought-provoking exploration of San Diego communities.

Once wracked with self-doubt, graduate student Elysabeth Emalani Buncab hopes to inspire confidence as a high school counselor.

Program pairs early and mid-career faculty with experienced mentors to advance professional development and research.

External Advisory Board member honors his family as he makes the Collaboration Hub the College of Education’s first named space.

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.

Online master’s programs in education earn U.S. News & World Report top-five ranking for third consecutive year.

The biennial awards will be presented at a ceremony in April.