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Ten SDSU alumni have been named as 2023 Rising Aztecs, recipients of the biennial award recognizing up-and-coming alumni who make support for SDSU and engagement with the university part of their lives and careers.

The School of Public Affairs welcomes new Assistant Professor Tereza Trejbalová, PhD. Trejbalová received her Ph.D in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2021.

The School of Public Affairs welcomes new Assistant Professor Dr. Justina Jose. Jose recently received her PhD from the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University with a specialization in Public Budgeting and Finance.

In “Crimesploitation: Crime, Punishment, and Pleasure in Reality TV (Cultural Lives of Law),” authors Paul Kaplan and Daniel LaChance inspect the spectacle created by popular crimesploitation shows, including “Cops,” “Dog: The Bounty Hunter,” “To Catch a Predator,” “Making a Murderer,” and “Don't F**K with Cats.” The book is available May 31st, 2022.

Criminal Justice major honored as top outstanding student by School of Public Affairs and the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts

“Crimesploitation” is a new book co-authored by SDSU’s Paul Kaplan and Emory University’s Daniel LaChance

After implementing pedestrian and bicycle counting infrastructure in San Diego County, SDSU team joins City of Encinitas to update beach access tracking system.

Named Outstanding Graduate in the School of Public Affairs

Public Administration students conduct research to benefit the City of El Cajon

The program is offered through SDSU World Campus and can be completed in as few as 12 months.

Sofia Bert, President of SDSU's PRSSA Chapter, received the 2019 Altschul Champions for PRSSA Outstanding Internship Award and the entire chapter was recognized with the Star Chapter Award.

Event brings together every board and commission in the City of San Diego with the intention of empowering volunteers to be impactful community leaders

Kras' work in criminal justice centers on the study of community corrections organizations and frontline practitioners, and reentry and desistance from offending behavior

Vann's research tackles cultural and political change, how individuals and organizations shift perceptions of contested issues, and how policymakers and the public respond