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Each year, the College of Education hosts an event focused on fostering dialogue and meaningful exchange between College faculty and regional school district, community college and non-profit partners. This research to practice exchange provides a venue for exchanging ideas about research and problems of practice in our region.

The College of Education is a learning and teaching community devoted to equity and excellence, where staff work closely with faculty and administrators in supporting students in earning their degrees and credentials.

Over the summer, Dr. Bita Ghafoori led a study abroad course to Crete, Greece where 10 CED graduate students had the opportunity to studyÌýalongside their counterparts at the University of Crete.

As an educator, Dr. Corinne MartinezÌývalues the importance of quality education, but also understands that sometimes students don’t comprehend the relevance of what’s being taught in the classroom.Ìý

The College of Education welcomedÌýDr. Heather Macias, one of three new faculty members to join the College this fall! Read below to learn more about Dr.

This fall semester, three new full-time faculty members joined the College of Education. Dr.

Learn more about the MS in Counseling, option in Student Development in Higher Education progr

Curious about theÌýMS in Counseling PsychologyÌýprogram and want to learn more for the Fall 2020 application deadline?

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The College of Education welcomedÌýDr. Rebecca M. Bustamante to her new role asÌýAssociate Dean, Community Engagement and Credential Programs, at the start of the fall semester.ÌýPrior to coming to Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ, Dr.

During Summer 2019, a group of 21 students from the threeÌýcounseling programs (Student Development in Higher Education, School Counseling,

Do you see yourself as a leader within TK-12 educational organizations?ÌýAreÌýyou interested in learning how to serve as a school administratorÌý(assistant principal, principal, district-level adm