Presented by Dr. Lisa Gates, College of Education

This interactive session involves students in the process of identifying the meaning of leadership. Students will explore the purpose for their time at SDSU and beyond and share that with their colleagues. Strategies for exploring their “why” and how they can live that out at SDSU will be presented.

After attending this session, students will:

• Reflect on the embodied view of leadership
• Explore and identify their purpose for being at SDSU
• Identify programs and strategies that will help them pursue their “why”

 Open to all majors!

Presented by Dr. Christopher Brum

This session will support College of Education (COE) students (Liberal Studies, Child & Family Development, Leadership Major/Minor) to explore the support availabe through the COE Office for Student Success. Topics will include tips for transfer student success in the COE, getting involved in the COE, meeting academic advisors, and more.

Presented by Dr. Rachael Stewart

This session will utilize self-leadership practices to present a range of tools, resources and opportunities aimed at providing guidance and preparation for your life and career after college.

Presented by Dr. Lanie Lockwood 

This session is for students transferring into a PSFA major. You'll learn about the PSFA Academic Resource Center (PARC), meet the assistant dean, and meet with your academic advisor to prepare for reaching your goals. We'll also explore summer class options to complete your premajor or to get a start on degree requirements. 

Presented by Michelle Lopez, Senior Assistant Dean & Jacqueline Toy, Associate Director of Weber Honors College

There are various ways to engage in honors activities at SDSU. Join our session to become familiar with SDSU transfer student honors communities. Examples include faculty mentored undergraduate research, Tau Sigma Honors Society or the Weber Honors College. Prior honors engagement at previous institutions not required.

Open to all majors!

Presented by Juno Palau, Lead Advisor

Meet the Lead Advisor for the College of Engineering Student Affairs and staff on our Student Success Team. Topics to cover will include academic success, career readiness, and student engagement opportunities. 

Presented by Tam Lieu, Assistant Dean 

Meet the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs in the Fowler College of Business and learn about the College’s major impaction requirements, campus’ Request for Adjustment of Academic Requirement process for major preparation transfer courses, tips for a smooth transfer experience, and College’s student support services from the Center for Student Success and Career Management Center.

Presented by Dr. Lanie Lockwood, Assistant Dean

This session is for students transferring into a PSFA major. You’ll learn about the PSFA Academic Resource Center (PARC), meet the assistant dean, and meet with your academic advisor to prepare for reaching your goals. We’ll also explore summer class options to complete your premajor or to get a start on degree requirements.

Presented by Allison Newlee, The Pride Center Assistant Coordinator

Show us your favorite coffee mug and tell us about your favorite tea during Pride Coffee and Tea Hour! This virtual event will be held over Zoom and is an opportunity for students away from campus to join in on the Pride Month festivities from afar. This event is a part of the Transfer Student Success Summit.

Presented by Donnae Prather

Come learn about the Black Resource Center (BRC) and the Black Transfer Student Success/Support program! During this virtual event, you will have the opportunity to meet BRC staff and transfer students plus ways you can get involved, build community, network, and learn about resources for transfer students within the BRC community!

Presented by Tam Lieu, Assistant Dean

Meet the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs in the Fowler College of Business and learn about the College’s major impaction requirements, campus’ Request for Adjustment of Academic Requirement process for major preparation transfer courses, tips for a smooth transfer experience, and College’s student support services from the Center for Student Success and Career Management Center.

Presented by Brenda Diaz & Gabriela Ibarra Aspe

Presenters will share information regarding transfer timeline, course planning, understanding your degree evaluation, and the various resources offered at the university

By participating in this zoom session, students will:

• Gain knowledge on how to read their degree evaluation repot (DARS)
• Understand the different university requirements needed for graduation
• Be informed of the various resources offered by the university

Presented by Dr. Clarissa Clò & Dr. Kristin Rebien

Presenters will give an overview of language learning at SDSU, including starting a new language, placement testing for prior knowledge, language minors, and study abroad.

Presented by Dr. Mei Zhong

The presenter will be introducing the International Studies Minor to transfer students, especially those who plan to study abroad. Students will learn about the ISM program and options in planning for the minor.

Presented by Michelle Lenoue

Meet the CAL transfer student liaison and learn about resources and opportunities to enhance your educational experience at SDSU and prepare you for life after graduation, whether it is graduate school or a career. We will discuss tips and strategies for a smooth transition to SDSU and unique opportunities for CAL students in undergraduate research,  co-curricular activities, and career preparation. 

Presented by Michelle Altemus & Thelma Chavez

Transfer students in the College of Sciences and College of Engineering will learn about all of the student support programs available through the Center for the Advancement of Students in Academia (CASA). Hear from staff and current students about how we can help you accomplish your academic and professional goals.

Presented by Kashmone Hamilton

This session will provide students with information regarding the Basic Needs Center. They will learn about resources relating to food insecurity, housing stability, and other unforeseen financial crises that impact student success. Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in a Q&A. 

Presented by Ramona Acuna & Aksum Turner

Do you have a mentor? Are you interested in finding a mentor? The Aztec Mentor Program (AMP) provides students an individual mentor who is an established professional in the San Diego area or in other parts of the world. Join our session and learn how to get connected and enhance your success!

Presented by Jason Ramirez (SLHS Advisors Taylor Hye & Christie Jimenez, PH Advisor Amanda Brown)

Meet the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs in the College of Health and Human Services to learn about the college’s impaction requirements for the 7 undergraduate programs, minor programs, tips to prepare for the fall semester, and how to capitalize on the next 2-3 years at SDSU! Special breakout sessions for Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences students and Public Health students

Presented by Rosa Moreno & Andrew Soliz

Job prep and internship experiences are critical to your personal and professional development. Join Career Services to learn how to access opportunities with employers and understand the value and importance of career preparation for your future.

Presented by Matthew H Garcia

The ultimate college experience is in your control! Involvement and engagement are keys to college success but sometimes, it can be challenging to make connections and find time. During this session, the APIDA Center will be sharing tips on how to juggle your commitments, balance your priorities, and achieve your goals. With support from the APIDA Center and by managing time and cultural/familial expectations, transfer students can have it all - academics, co-curriculars, extra-curriculars, and more.

Presented by Gabriela Ibarra Aspe & Ashley San Jose

Join our transfer trivia for a chance to win a passion planner! We will engage in a Kahoot that reviews information shared throughout the transfer summit.