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SDSU College of Education

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  • White House Conference Kicks Off at SDSU
  • Trish Hatch speaks to KUSI
  • Boys To Men: Mentor Program for San Diego Youth
  • Common Core Standards Kick In At San Diego Schools
  • Why Are Minority Men Struggling To Finish Community College?
  • New Online Masters in Technology Leadership is First of Its Kind

Course Designed for Students with Disabilities

New Professional Development and Disability (ARP 568) course provides SDSU students with knowledge and skills for career planning, interviewing and disability disclosure.

White House Conference Kicks Off at SDSU

More than 400 representatives from 32 states convened Monday at SDSU for a two-day White House conference aimed at helping high school counselors motivate more students to get college degrees.

SDSU to Host White House Conference

Video: Trish Hatch, Director of School Counseling, talks to KUSI about helping high school counselors motivate kids to make the leap to higher education.

Mentor Program for San Diego Youth

KUSI News Video: Dr. Frank Harris III was interviewed by KUSI yesterday about the importance of improving education and life outcomes for young boys and men of color.

Common Core Standards Kick In At Schools

KPBS News Story: Nadine Bezuk, Director of SDSU's School of Teacher Education, said elementary school teachers need support in particular to change their teaching methods and adapt to the new Common Core standards.

Men of Color Struggling at Community Colleges

A recent report found that only 5 percent of black and Latino men earn degrees or certificates at community colleges compared to 32 percent of white men. Dr. Luke Wood speaks with KPBS' Peggy Pico.
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Online MA in Tech Leadership First of Its Kind

SDSU and the San Diego County Office of Education are excited to announce the launching of a collaborative Online Master of Arts in Educational Leadership program focusing on Technology Leadership.

    Our Commitment

    The SDSU College of Education is commited to preparing teachers, school administrators, counselors, community college faculty and leaders, performance improvement/technology professionals, and community service professionals to provide the highest quality learning environments to ensure student and client success and achievement through our teaching, research, and service.

    Read more about our commitment to make a
    difference in the lives of the people we serve    .

    Videos on YouTube

    Dr. DuesberyOnline Master of Arts in Teaching
    An exciting and innovative program designed for those who are inspired to be responsive and innovative K-12 master teachers. This Masters program takes just one year and is completely online.
    MA GradsTeacher Education Master's Programs
    MA & MAT grad students talk about their experiences in these advanced degree programs designed to promote and support learning and development through scholarly reading, study, and exchange of ideas.
    Credential GradsTeacher Credential Programs at SDSU
    Hear from former students about their experience as teachers and going through a program that prepares highly qualified teachers by offering over a century of teaching and learning experience.
    Dual Language Program GradsDual Language Programs at SDSU
    Students and graduates talk about the success they’ve experienced because of their preparation in the Bilingual Credential Program at SDSU.

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    Office Hours & Location

    Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
    Education & Business Administration (EBA)

    Dean's Office: Room 346
    Admissions & Advising: Room 259

    Mailing Address

    College of Education
    San Diego State University
    5500 Campanile Drive
    San Diego, CA 92182-1154

    Other Contacts

    Dean's Office Phone: 619.594.6091
    Admissions & Advising: 619.594.6320
    Fax: 619.594.7082

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