Informed & Inspired

Once wracked with self-doubt, graduate student Elysabeth Emalani Buncab hopes to inspire confidence as a high school counselor.

Program pairs early and mid-career faculty with experienced mentors to advance professional development and research.

Now in its second year, donor-supported initiative funds six student-led research projects.

Counseling and School Psychology’s Nellie Tran launches a course examining career development and life design.

CSP associate professor discusses her examination of multiculturally-responsive services and the training of school counselors.

College adds experts in MFT, human development and family science and DEI in higher education.

SDSU casts a deserving spotlight on the College of Education's Class of 2025.

SDSU achieves best-ever standing in 2025 Best Graduate Education Schools list; Rehabilitation Counseling Program ranks No. 7.

SDSU women’s basketball player and counseling master’s student Jazlen Green is passionate about becoming an advocate for mental health.

During the first week of spring semester classes, several San Diego State University faculty members — along with their community partners — were the ones receiving an education. The topic: trauma-informed child advocacy.