New President Takes Charge of SDSU Alumni Association
Meet the man who is the new leader of Aztec alumni.
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Arena Renamed for Viejas Indians
The signs have been swapped and SDSU's former Cox Arena is now Viejas Arena. The name change became official July 1 when sponsorship of the building was assumed by the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians.
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“Punch Lists” Drawn Up for Alumni Center
Its October 17 grand opening notwithstanding, a drive along 55th Street at Hardy Avenue reveals an unveiling of sorts has already taken place at the site of the new Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center.
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New Alumni Center Video!
Watch an amazing new video of the new Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center rising from the ground right before your eyes!.
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Air Force Officer Returns to Campus for “My Chance to Give Back”
Second Lieutenant Leanne Babcock (’08) didn’t give the red hard hat a second thought.  While most attractive young women might demur at the prospect of donning protective headgear, she immediately plopped it on, unconcerned with its possible effects on her hairstyle.
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Project Pave the Way
Time is running out to leave your legacy in the new Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center! Take a virtual tour to see how your name will look inside the rotunda.
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Carol Phillips (’74), Whittier, CA & Jeremy Wilcox (’04) Anaheim, CA
“I’m surprised.  I never won anything.”

That’s what Carol Phillips (’74) said upon learning she was one of two winners in last month’s SDSU Alumni Association Aztec for Life prize drawing.  She won a stylish Kenneth Cole watch just by registering at sdsualumni.org.
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Aztec for Life Monthly Prize Drawing
By registering on this Web site, SDSU Alumni Association lifetime members are eligible to win a baseball autographed by Aztecs pitcher Stephen Strasburg.
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Message to Alums Who Have Abandoned Scholarly Works
Melissa Murray (’08) is the lead thesis formatter and processor for SDSU’s Montezuma Publishing. These days, though, her job is more like a detective’s.
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Applications Now Accepted for Innovative College of Business Administration Consulting Program
The SDSU College of Business Administration is now accepting applications for MBA consulting projects for the Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 semesters. The MBA Consulting Program, now in its 15th year, has helped more than 500 companies identify new opportunities, solve business challenges, and produce valuable, bottom-line results.
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Tailgate Planned Prior to Game at Rose Bowl
Buses will roll from San Diego carrying Aztec fans to SDSU’s September 5 game with UCLA at the Rose Bowl. A pre-game tailgate party is also planned at the nearby Brookside Golf Club.
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New Group to Help Raise Profile of SDSU in Indian Communities
For the better part of four decades, an annual powwow celebrating American Indian culture had been held at SDSU. Participants would come from near and far to share their traditions and honor their heritage through dances, stories, and songs.  Until last year.
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Executive MBA Distinguished Lecture Series
In its first event as an official SDSU Alumni Association chapter, the EMBA Alumni will present the Executive MBA Distinguished Lecture Series Wednesday, July 29. The evening’s topic will be Developments in Genetics and Stem Cell Research: Implications and Opportunities of Personalized Medicine and What It Means for You and Your Business.
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Four Alumni Assume New Leadership Roles
As of July 1, the Business Alumni Network has a new slate of leaders.  Four new officers were named at a June 30 election mixer at Chevy’s in Mission Valley.
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