Informed & Inspired
News from the SDSU College of Education
Six Things I Learned Studying Abroad in Nepal
Feb 11From Jan. 4-18, Obed Morales Betanzo was one of 20 San Diego State University students who visited Kathmandu, Nepal as part of a College of Education study abroad program. Led by Dr. Jacki Booth and Dr. Alyson Shapiro from the Department of Child and Family Development (CFD), the program explored both the Nepalese school system as well as historic and cultural sites. Below, Obed provides six observations on his perspective-altering experience in the Himalayas.
Bilingual Education Program Earns National Honor
Feb 11San Diego State University has been honored by a Latinx education and policy consortium for its success in meeting community needs for bilingual educators.
PODCAST: President's Fireside Charla Features Autism Research of Dr. Jessica Suhrheinrich
Feb 6Dr. Jessica Suhrheinrich, assistant professor in special education, was featured in a Fireside Charla podcast with San Diego State University President Adela de la Torre. Listen to learn more about Suhrheinrich's work to improve learning environments for children with autism.
Study Shows Promising Results for Toolkit Designed to Help Parents Receiving Home Visits
Jan 6While pursuing her Ph.D. in clinical psychology, Dr. Rachel Haine-Schlagel worked with children and families as a full-time clinician. She remembers being particularly struck by parents who didn’t seem engaged in treatment sessions. Some would text on their phones or ask to wait in the lobby. And she remembers how powerless that made her feel.




