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Student clinicians with the SDSU Speech-Language Clinic help children in the community who have difficulty speaking.

Elise Ramirez is a senior helping to promote telepractice to assess one’s native language.

One of our undergraduate nursing students, Megan Johnston, was elected to be the editor of the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) publication, Imprint.

Ruby Naranjo, a first gen graduate student, has found her niche in helping underprivileged children as a social worker.

The proclamation comes as the school celebrates its 40th anniversary.

From contact tracing to testing and vaccine rollout, researchers pivoted quickly, launching critical programs to help San Diego’s hardest hit groups.

Faculty find creative ways to boost student engagement and research.

SDSU is part of a select national group that will synthesize community input for stakeholders to develop effective vaccination efforts.

The San Diego State University, College of Health and Human Services, and the School of Nursing mourn the recent loss of Dr. Dorothy Zirkle. Dr. Zirkle served as an Instructor for the past eight years. During that time, she served as the concentration chair for the Nursing Leadership in Health Care Systems Master’s program, taught in the RN to BSN program, and led several foreign exchange programs with partner nursing programs in Switzerland.

New research shows red meat may be okay if eaten in small portions in winter.