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Two SDSU Imperial Valley students collaborated with peers from Arizona and Mexico to each develop their own business ideas.

The aspiring public health leaders visited regional health service providers across San Diego and Imperial counties and Tijuana

Norma Aguilar, Student Disabilities Services coordinator, has served at SDSU Imperial Valley for 19 years through various roles.

After a year-long process for mentorship, the students presented oral presentations about their communities’ challenges and strengths.

The 2025 Leaders Across Borders diploma program gathers experts in public health from California, Texas and Arizona.

As public administration majors, the students networked and met with congressional members during their three-day trip.

SDSU Imperial Valley students interviewed locals to analyze the lasting impact of extreme temperatures on a daily basis.

Emmanuel Gonzalez, SDSU Imperial Valley alumnus, has been a real estate agent for more than five years, sharing his love for business with the community.

The award was granted by State Sen. Steve Padilla for her work and advocacy in education and advancing human rights through research.

The group of math undergraduate students presented at the annual Student Symposium in February.