"The month of February is an importance time to engage in leadership and service opportunities. To help you hone in on your purpose and expand your network, my team is collaborating with Career Services and other campus partners to launch 'Future Forward February,' a series of events that includes a career fair, leadership symposium and workshops."
– Dr. Randy Timm, SDSU’s Dean of Students
To more closely reflect its inclusive mission and expanded programming in support of students with disabilities, SDSU’s Student Disability Services has been renamed the Student Ability Success Center (SASC). The center is now recruiting SASC Student Advocates to expand services and to also represent the center, which supports more than 1,500 students.
Faculty-led study abroad programs offer students unique experiences and connections. The deadline to apply for a summer faculty-led program is March 15.
Inspired by experiences in Canada, SDSU alumnus Jacob Alvarado wants more Native American students to study abroad. Also, mark your calendar: The Study Abroad Fair will be held Feb. 6, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on the North Library Walkway.
A new group of Be International study abroad bloggers has been selected for the spring 2018 semester. Be sure to following along with their global adventures over the next few months. Also, in related news, the Study Abroad Fair will be held Feb. 6, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on the North Library Walkway.
SDSU President Sally Roush is seeking nominations from faculty, student staff and alumni groups to assemble a special 17-member task force to explore the future of the Aztec mascot and moniker. Nominations must be received by Jan. 26, and the task force will be announced by Feb. 2.
The Aztec Mentor Program helps students grow their professional network, which can lead to internships and jobs – as was the case for SDSU’s Joey Lucero, whose mentor helped him get into the Disney College Program. AMP registration is open for the spring semester and students can now request a mentor online.
» Learn More About Joey Lucero's Experience and the Benefits of Joining the Aztec Mentor Program
SDSU offers a number of open positions for student assistants and work study students.
» Read more about work study jobs or checkout Career Services Featured Jobs & Opportunities
The San Diego Foundation 2018-2019 Common Scholarship Application is open to specific student populations, including: STEM majors; African-Americans, Latinos and Native Americans studying health care, teaching or other areas of study; student-athletes and others. The application is available online until Feb. 1 at 2 p.m
»Learn more about this Featured Scholarship
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