Informed & Inspired

See scenes of celebration from College of Education graduates at ceremonies on May 14 and 15.

Special education grad student was among 11 members of the Class of 2026 honored for their academic excellence.

SDSU and Sweetwater Union High School District partner to bring 40 credential candidates to Otay Ranch High School for information, networking and mock interviews.

Freshly-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.

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

SDSU faculty continue collaborative efforts to empower parents of children with disabilities in the Latinx community.

A $1.25 million federal grant boosts SDSU’s collaborative co-training of special education teachers and speech-language pathologists.

SPED associate professor discusses his passion for empowering teachers to support students with complex needs.

Mónica Baldonado-Ruiz and Melina Melgarejo selected for nationwide program to advance the career trajectories of Latiné faculty.

Special Education Chair Bonnie Kraemer to be honored with the COE’s Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Faculty Contributions.