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SDSU’s School of Nursing has been named among the top nursing schools in California by NurseJournal. NurseJournal collaborates with nursing professionals to provide information that helps navigate the many different nursing degrees, career paths, and advancement opportunities out there.

San Diego State University’s School of Public Health (SPH) graduate program is ranked one of the best in the nation–at No.19 of 190 accredited schools in the U.S. News & World Report 2023.

The College of Health and Human Services and the School of Social work are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Inger Davis, professor emeritus (1996) an influential pioneer in child welfare reform. Inger passed away on January 30, 2022, at the age of 95 from natural causes.

SDSU’s Associated Students presented its 2021 Presidential Leadership Aztec Achievement Award to CHHS dean for his support to students during the pandemic.

A public health researcher’s work could help reduce health disparities and expand transgender women’s access to a lifesaving drug.

His mighty defense contributed to an undefeated Aztecs season and a bowl win.

Parental benefits such as Medi-Cal provide proven benefits to children, just not right away.

Dr. Steven Hooker, Dean of the College of Health and Human Services is pleased to announce the new Center for Excellence in Aging & Longevity (CEAL) at San Diego State University, formerly known as the SDSU Center on Aging.

In a salute to professionals who have been battling the COVID-19 pandemic over the past 20 months, nurse Eva Lozano (’04) will represent health care alumni as honorary chair of this year’s homecoming celebration. Homecoming committee members selected Lozano for the honor because, they said, her work exemplifies the courage, compassion and dedication displayed by front-line health care personnel whose efforts they want to acknowledge.

The SDSU School of Public Health is teaming up with a local school district for a $4 million NIH-funded outreach program.