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To date, the Imperial County Health Professions Pathway Program has partnered with seven area high schools, engaging with more than 250 students

Guillermina Gina Nuez, dean of SDSU Imperial Valley, is recognized for being a Latina trailblazer in higher education

SDSU Imperial Valley Spanish professor dives into the cultural impact of Mexican regional music and the rising popularity of corridos.

Donations collected from the event go toward student scholarships.

SDSU Imperial Valley lecturer and director will gather local and bi-national artists to showcase artwork on the impact of agriculture.

The project aims to create STEM career pathways for K-12 and college students.

SDSU faculty received a grant from California Air Resource Board (CARB) to improve air pollution emission estimates from biomass burning activities.

Imperial native, Sandy Fernandez, launched her attorney career attributing to the strong mentorship of SDSU Imperial Valley faculty.

The conference hosted more than 30 experts to address environmental issues that affect the San Diego/Tijuana and Imperial Valley/Mexicali regions.

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health, set to start fall 2024, will examine environmental health issues that are prominent in Imperial Valley.