Informed & Inspired

Michael Wickert came to San Diego State as a laborer on a major construction site. Thirty five years later, he's an SDSU alumnus and a highly regarded, two-campus academic.

Thanks to a new $3.8 million federal grant, SDSU launches an innovative apprenticeship pathway with the potential to serve as a statewide model.

Sydney Soriano took a difficult and winding path on the way to success at SDSU. Now the proud Filipina American aims to make a difference for her community in higher education.

Associate Professor in the Department of Counseling and School Psychology discusses AI and its impact on human agency, relationships and mental health care.

Assistant professor in school psychology served on the statewide committee behind Equality California’s latest Safe and Supportive Schools Report Card. He sees much room for improvement in the data.

Federally-funded SSS TPrep program works to empower first-generation and low-income students interested in the education field.

Dennis (’75) and Elaine Szeto maintain strong ties to San Diego State University because of the university’s lasting, life-changing impact.

Child development undergraduates at SDSU deepen their understanding of child behavior and imagine themselves in careers during observations in their own backyard.

Six years ago, Christian Ramirez vowed to change his life’s trajectory. Now, the College of Education master’s student has claimed a statewide honor — and his sense of self-worth.

Milan Rawls was at a fork in the road when she picked the one that led to SDSU. As the top officer in A.S., now she’s helping lead an initiative to improve students’ access and connections to important resources.