Informed & Inspired

SDSU hosts US PREP Learning Tour to highlight five years of progress in enhancing programs to train high-quality, diverse educators.

Three Department of Special Education alumni share their experiences as teachers at W.D. Hall Elementary in El Cajon.

Project PERSPECTIVES focuses on culturally-responsive and community-focused teaching strategies.

Federally-funded program builds learnership, shares perspectives around services for neurodiverse individuals.

Accelerated pathway will prepare teachers for bilingual and special education settings in just 4 1/2 years.

Alumna and assistant professor Ana Dueñas is SDSU’s first-ever recipient of the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) Early Career Award, which will support her work in the Imperial Valley.

Get to know the 11 individuals from across our college who earned COE’s top honors for academic success.

Department of Special Education faculty member explores how parental involvement impacts the success of diverse students with disabilities.

Both graduate education school and rehabilitation counseling rankings are the highest ever for SDSU.

Lizzie Menzmer of SDSU's Mountain West Champion swim and dive team shares her passions for competition and education.