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New graduate certificate program examines leadership in college athletics
Mar 19Two semester program seeks to engage students interested in careers in college sports, including current student-athletes.
Thriving as a student parent: Alexis’s story
Mar 19Child development major Alexis Primo’s passion for supporting parents who feel lost or just need help stems from her own experiences.
COE students shine at SDSU Student Symposium
Mar 18Dual language special session participants sweep S³ awards as several education-affiliated students honored.
Felix earns Mertes Award for Excellence in Community College Research
Mar 18ARPE associate professor honored by Association of California Community College Administrators for his work to help administrators advance racial equity.
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: From SDSU to The Last Frontier
Mar 18Jordan Huff, a 2024 liberal studies alumna, has spent her first year of teaching in an unexpected locale — Kodiak, Alaska.
Faculty Q&A: Fisher and Frey discuss generative AI and its implications for PK-12 education
Mar 18Educational Leadership professors and authors of ‘The Artificial Intelligence Playbook’ explain why they’re ‘boomers’ and not ‘doomers’ on the advancing technology.
New film puts transborder lives in focus
Feb 17In the documentary "Both Worlds/Ambos Mundos," Arturo E. Rivas presents the narratives of current and former transfronteriza education students in the borderlands of San Diego-Tijuana and Calexico-Mexicali.
Breaking down systemic barriers to mathematics success
Feb 17Bolstered by a new fellowship, STE’s Brittany L. Marshall aims to disrupt conventional math wisdom that creates biases and harms students.
The value of students seeing themselves in history
Feb 17STE lecturer and local history teacher Acacia Thede is out to ensure students can explore the past through the perspectives of Black, Indigenous and people of color.
COE Stories: A difference maker on and off the court
Feb 17SDSU women’s basketball player and counseling master’s student Jazlen Green is passionate about becoming an advocate for mental health.