Informed & Inspired

CSP's Rodrigo Gutierrez has a love for music, a secret twin brother and a tattoo he’d prefer you not ask about.

Through research and teaching, Bonnie Kraemer helps young people with autism and developmental disabilities successfully go from school to adulthood.

STE’s Eric Ginsberg brings aspiring educators from Helix Charter High to SDSU for a day of exploration.

School of Teacher Ed's André Branch helped develop CSU’s new Equity and Excellence Certificate Program.

Inspired by timely support, SDSU alumni David and Catherine Want make their own impact on future teachers.

Ballpark visitor. Otter enthusiast. Viral French horn player. Find out more about this OSS team member!

Sonia Peterson trains counselors to help people with psychiatric disabilities find employment and independence.

Former Child and Family Development Chair Sarah Garrity was appointed by Dean Y. Barry Chung.

New grant from Blue Shield Foundation will fund expansion of STEPS partnership into El Cajon refugee communities, will inform statewide child care policy.

SDSU alumna Tiffany Jokerst (’05, ’06) has been named a 2022 California Teacher of the Year. The mathematics and engineering teacher at West Hills High in Santee was among five recipients of the award, announced by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond.