Centers, Institutes and Projects

DEBER supports Hispanic students transferring to 4-year institutions to earn bilingual teaching credentials and thrive in high-need schools.

The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarships and Stipends project provides paid summer teaching experiences for SDSU science majors, allowing them to explore and prepare for careers as science educators.

Project ACCESS provides future teachers with financial support, advising, and professional development through affordable, flexible credential pathways.

Project LEAL enhances instruction for English language learners by providing in-service teacher support and training.

Project PARTNERS supports special education doctoral students, building a nationwide network of leaders improving education for students with disabilities.

Provides training and support to early childhood educators working with young children with disabilities.

Project OCEANSIDE prepares multilingual, diverse educators with dual credentials in general and special education to better serve California’s diverse learners.

Project SPLASH! recruits and trains local candidates as special education teachers, advancing equity and meeting high-need district staffing demands.