Informed & Inspired

Alumnus Lawson Hardrick-Cervantes aims to inspire by sharing the stories of movers and shakers in community college leadership.

Collaboration between SDSU, US PREP and Feaster Charter School takes aim at teaching shortage, provides a model for future district agreements.

Jose Olague’s National M.E.Ch.A. mural features DLE's Alberto Ochoa and STE's Jesús Nieto, among other SDSU faculty.

STE alumna Amanda Ford, who teaches theater in the Cajon Valley Union School District, was named a 2023-24 San Diego County Teacher of the Year.

On heritage language loss, the gentrification of bilingual education and the importance of serving vulnerable multilingual learners.

New full professor, CCCE director is recognized for her work to study and combat discrimination.

Future bilingual educators recognized for successfully completing linguistic and cultural immersion program.

A course offered by the SDSU Leadership Minor examines leadership concepts in popular songs, and a Grammy winner is already on board.

Triple alumnus and longtime professor in Educational Leadership is an expert in what makes programs effective.

School of Teacher Education professor emerita receives the International Literacy Association’s William S. Gray Citation of Merit.