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Outstanding Graduate Student: Justine Murray, School of Public Affairs
May 14
Kian Toohey

As a master's student, Murray faced the difficulties of trying to finish her master's program while pursuing her career in government.
Outstanding Graduate Student: Elizabeth Ichikawa, School of Public Affairs Global Campus Program
May 14
Kian Toohey

Ichikawa’s research centers on how implicit bias affects the court investigation process. As a supervising court investigator in Solano County, she works to protect the rights of vulnerable populations like children or the elderly.
SDSU NASPAA Simulation Competition 2024 on March 2nd
Feb 27
Nadine Ilaian

San Diego State University is set to host this year's California NASPAA (Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration) Simulation Competition
SDSU's Re:Border 2023 Conference Spotlights Chance to Design Better Border
Feb 1
Mike Freeman

Binational innovations embody the spirit of interdependence to build a stronger CaliBaja Region.
Social and Economic Vulnerability Initiative Fellow Lianne Urada reaches out to people with addiction who use the central library
Oct 19
Thomas Fudge
We are excited to announce that Jenna Dublin-Boc will be joining the School of Public Affairs as an assistant professor of City Planning
May 1
PSFA News Team
Random Kudos
May 1
We are delighted to announce our 2022-2023 Practitioner-in-Residence, David Estrella
May 1
Graduate Capstone Projects take students out into the community
May 1
MPA students competed in the NASPAA Wildfire Simulation competition in San Francisco.
May 1