Informed & Inspired

A two-time graduate of San Diego State University will now lead San Diego’s largest community college. Ashanti Hands (’94, ’14), an alumna of the Community-Based Block (CBB) master’s program and Ed.D. in Community College Leadership (CCLEAD) has been appointed president of San Diego Mesa College. 

Christine Araki and Nicole Roman praise SDSU counseling master’s programs for empowering them to help students prosper.

School Counseling grad student Jose Olvera was named a Sally Casanova Scholar by the CSU.

First United Methodist Church of San Diego honors the center's service to the diverse City Heights community.

The College of Education is excited to welcome four new faculty members joining us for the fall 2021 semester!

SDSU’s Marriage and Family Therapy program breaks down barriers to mental health for communities of color.

The son of migrant farmworkers, SDSU alumnus Eric Becerra follows a familiar path to earn a doctorate from Harvard.

Leading off at Petco Park for San Diego State University’s Commencement 2021 ... the College of Education!

With in-person instruction resuming in San Diego schools, Dr. Tonika Green, professor in counseling and school psychology, joined CBS News 8 over the weekend to talk about what parents need to know about preparing their kids to return to the classroom.

Dr. Nellie Tran was already writing her congressional testimony on anti-Asian discrimination and violence when news broke about the killing of eight people — six of them Asian American women — in a series of mass shootings in Georgia. The Mar. 16 incident put a horrific spotlight on the surge of racism and violence targeting Asian Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.