Informed & Inspired
News from the SDSU College of Education
COE Connections Episode 21: Vannessa Falcón Orta
May 20Assistant professor of teacher education at SDSU Imperial Valley discusses her work dedicated to the social justice of transborder students.
Showcase for future teachers highlights the transformative possibilities of shared governance
May 20SDSU and Sweetwater Union High School District partner to bring 40 credential candidates to Otay Ranch High School for information, networking and mock interviews.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Diana Arias’ journey of healing and liberation
May 20MFT master’s student experiences personal and professional growth as part of the first graduating cohort of the Spanglish Decolonial Healing advanced certificate.
Class of ‘26: A returning student overcomes impostor syndrome to curate travel experiences for celebrities
May 4Billy Carter, the 2026 Zahn Spirit of Innovation award winner, demonstrates resilience and an entrepreneurial drive.
COE Connections Episode 20: Sera J. Hernández
Apr 22Associate professor and chair in the Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education discusses her work in the fields of language policy and multilingual education.
Ready to launch: Learn about the new programs coming to the College of Education this fall
Apr 22Freshly-approved offerings include minors in bilingual education and American Sign Language, a dual credential in elementary and special education, and an advanced certificate in bilingual school psychology.
State commission honors Navarro Martell for equity-centered excellence
Apr 22Associate professor in DLE has leveraged community and cross-border partnerships to advance bilingual science teacher education.
Alumni Spotlight: Joel Hudec (Child Development, '10)
Apr 22Milken Educator Award-winning principal fosters belonging in his home community.
AAHHE Conference at SDSU celebrates community and place
Apr 22From cultural performances to an immersive visit to Chicano Park, ARPE’s Marissa Vasquez worked to anchor the annual conference in the scholarship and lived experiences of Latinx communities.
Climbing The Hill: Grad students travel to D.C. to advocate for multilingual learners
Apr 22Three students and a professor from SDSU’s Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education meet with lawmakers during Language Advocacy Days.










