Larry Birello

This document details the educational goals for baccalaureate graduates at San Francisco State University, aiming to cultivate a breadth and depth of knowledge integrated across coursework and experiences. Key focus areas include developing competencies for lifelong intellectual endeavor, intellectual attainments in liberal arts domains, appreciation of diversity, ethical engagement, integration and application of knowledge, and fostering essential qualities of mind and spirit for continuous growth and leadership.

This Campus Safety Plan outlines the strategic direction for San Francisco State University's safety and security initiatives. It details law enforcement assistance, crime reporting procedures, and special safeguards for campus facilities and activities, including access controls and maintenance considerations. The plan reviews safety actions taken from July 2024 to December 2025 and specifies anticipated changes in safety precautions for January 2026 through December 2027, involving various departments such as the University Police Department, Office of Emergency Services, Environment, Health and Safety, Office for Civil Rights and Title IX, Enterprise Risk Management, Student Life, and Facilities.

This document outlines the Master of Science in Industrial Organizational Psychology program at San Francisco State University for the 2025-2026 academic year. It details the two-year, 37-unit curriculum, including coursework, a 300-hour applied internship, and a culminating experience, all grounded in the scientist/practitioner model. The program focuses on theoretical and empirical foundations, prerequisites, and defined program learning outcomes, preparing students for professional work or further education in the field.

The San Francisco State Foundation's strategic plan outlines its commitment to advancing SF State's mission by securing philanthropic support and fostering transformative community relationships to help students thrive. Key strategic priorities include strengthening relationship building and community bridging, advancing student success by increasing access to resources, ensuring financial alignment and the health of the endowment, and cultivating a diverse, engaged, and committed Board culture and experience. The plan aims to deliver academic excellence, advance social justice, and graduate new generations of change-makers.

San Francisco State University's Climate Action Plan outlines an intersectional and holistic approach to address climate change, environmental protection, health, and education, aiming to provide equitable solutions for a just society. Key strategic areas include sustainable building practices, fostering social and climate justice, promoting sustainable commuting, implementing socially responsible investments with net-zero and fossil fuel divestment goals, integrating sustainability into education, and achieving operational sustainability through zero waste, water conservation, sustainable food, and renewable energy. The plan also emphasizes resilience and adaptation to climate emergencies, with an overarching commitment to transparency and accountability.