Leadership Minor Opens New Doors to Student Leaders

Employers are consistently looking for prospective employees who exhibit the leadership qualities necessary to succeed in an organization. Luckily for San Diego State students, the College of Education has opened a minor that teaches students how to be effective and valuable leaders.

School of Teacher Education Offers Online Masters Degree in Teaching

The School of Teacher Education is offering a fully online Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program, allowing both teachers and students alike the opportunity to avoid fighting traffic and scheduling conflicts and to interact through their degree programs online.

Starck Recognized by Mortar Board for Work in Student Affairs

Dr. Tanis Starck, who serves as the College of Education’s Assistant Dean for Special Projects, was honored by Mortar Board for her work in Student Affairs.

SDSU Hosts Western Regional Noyce Conference

San Diego State University hosted the 2015 Western Regional Noyce Conference at the Loew's Coronado Resort in November, with the conference chaired by the School of Teacher Education’s own Dr. Donna Ross.

China Trip Enriches Educational Leadership Experience

Over the winter break, ten doctoral students from the Department of Educational Leadership participated in an amazing study abroad trip to the People’s Republic of China.

COE Graduate Promoted to VP of Mesa College’s Student Services

Dr. Ashanti Hands, a Community-Based Block (CBB) Counseling Program graduate who also received her Educational Doctorate in Community College Leadership from San Diego State, has been named the new Vice President of Student Services for San Diego Mesa College.

Ludvik Honored for Work and Research in Student Affairs

Dr. Marilee Bresciani Ludvik, a professor of Postsecondary Educational Leadership, has recognized as a Diamond Honoree by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) for her work in student affairs.

Harris and Wood Represent SDSU at White House Webinar

Dr. Frank Harris III and Dr. J. Luke Wood represented both San Diego State and the College of Education at a White House-sponsored webinar aimed at developing strategies for recruiting and retaining African American men through Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) degrees in community colleges.