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For nearly 30 years, the Institute for Public Health has focused on improving the publics health through critical programs for nutrition assistance, HIV and substance use.

Philip Greiner, director of the School of Nursing, led geriatric programs and curriculum reform efforts.

Beginning in fall 2021, on-campus apartments will be made available as part of a major expansion of graduate-level student services.

Handwritten messages to 2,114 residence hall students sought to make a personal connection during tough times.

The campus office in the International Affairs Complex is seeing heightened demand for travel documents.

In the fall, Megan Mueller will enroll in San Jos State Universitys masters program in library and information science.

The Graduate Program in Homeland Security placed six students in service with the American Red Cross to assist responders in a wide range of emergencies.

Philanthropic donations like Mrs. Dianne L. Bashors $15 million Aztec Stadium commitment are carefully crafted. Trusted advisors like David Malcolm help make them happen.

More than 1,950 donors contributed to SDSUs Day of Giving on March 9.

Alumni represent 75% of the public health workforce in San Diego County, and interest from new students is soaring.