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SDSUs fourth annual day of philanthropy raised more than $300,000.

Funding will support preparation of school psychologists and school counselors committed to indigenous issues.

Aimee Islas returned to her hometown to teach fifth grade, and brought SDSU spirit with her into the classroom.

Don Dumas and Hilda Martinez, who received credentials from the College of Education, were honored for their work and commitment to students.

The process represents the first comprehensive, all-university effort involving all levels and areas of campus, including SDSU Imperial Valley and the auxiliaries.

Alumni Patsy and Gerry Kirk retired from teaching but have found a way to extend their personal commitment as educators.

As the program's new director, Sesen Negash hopes to serve as a role model and mentor to diverse students.

The value and impact of an education at San Diego State University was highlighted in a recent Money magazine ranking.

A federally supported grant creates a pathway to the teaching program from three local community colleges.

SDSU President Adela de la Torre recognized staff members during an annual award ceremony.