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News | SDSU | In Memoriam: Don Coryell (1924-2010)
WEBMemories of the “Air Coryell” era at San Diego State still delight fans and former colleagues from Montezuma Mesa and throughout today’s National Football League. Several of Coryell’s former assistants have gone on to shine as NFL coaches, some even taking their teams all the way to the Super Bowl.
News | SDSU | Black in Blue
WEBA few days later, Dietz contacted Black and they spent a day checking out San Diego and the campus. At the end of the day, Dietz surprised Black by offering him a full scholarship. “I knew nothing about him at the time,” said Dietz.
News | SDSU | Presidential Honor Roll
WEBOne hundred fourteen years. Eight presidents. The top job at San Diego State University has rarely changed hands during the institution’s long history, giving each leader ample opportunity to create a unique legacy. Here’s a brief overview. The founder
News | SDSU | SDSU Professor Named Nurse Faculty Scholar
WEBMichael Gates, Ph.D., a professor in San Diego State University's School of Nursing, has won a competitive grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) to conduct research on the supplemental nurse workforce and the link between the nursing workforce and patient outcomes.
News | SDSU | Better, Faster, Stronger
WEBThirty-five years later, the field of bionics is no longer merely science fiction fantasy. Cochlear implants restore a measure of lost hearing. Artificial hearts support circulation in transplant patients. And robotics are replacing traditional artificial limbs—thanks in large part to San Diego State engineers. Inventing the future
News | SDSU | Agents of Change
WEBEnter Elder’s team of public health researchers. They collaborated with the San Ysidro Health Center to initiate Salsa, an ambitious project designed to reverse poor nutritional habits among San Diego’s low-income Latinos.
News | SDSU | A Tenacious Talent
WEBBut Lozano may never have found her voice without the guidance of veteran San Diego State University music teacher, Mary MacKenzie. A faculty member since 1975, MacKenzie loved Mexican music and admired the discipline of her Mexican-born students.
News | SDSU | Aztec Legends Net Yahoo! World Cup Gig
WEBWynalda played for SDSU from 1987-89. He played on three U.S. World Cup teams and scored the first goal in MLS history. He was elected into the National Soccer Hall of Fame in 2004.
News | SDSU | Lost in Translation: A Future Voice of Justice
WEBWhat television shows like "Law and Order" fail to portray is their characters' lives before their courtroom appearance. A show about the hard work and determination necessary to get into law school might not sound glamorous enough for TV, but it is the first episode in SDSU student Mary Zhong’s success story.