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Dr. Cara Richards Tutor will be a co-Principal Investigator on a $4 million, 5-year study from the Institute of Education Sciences to replicate the “Read Well” program. In addition to Dr.

“The College of Education Dean’s Circle is a committed group of community members, alumni, and emerita faculty who are focused on ensuring that our students receive cutting-edge curriculum, excellent instruction and rich clinical practice (fieldw

A select team comprised of Faculty Champions Dr. Stacy Griffin, Dr. Jonathan O’Brien, and Dr.

Much of Dr. Nina Flores’ scholarship focuses on public harassment – both in-person harassment and harassment experienced in the virtual environment. Indeed, Dr.

Like many College of Education student teachers, SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Urban Dual Credential Program (UDCP) student Albert Morales, found himself needing to pivot quickly when area schools shif

During the swift switch to online learning, ������ College of Education student teachers relied on their training to pivot and support their Master Teachers and their school sites during this unprecedented time.

If you’ve walked by the College of Education’s Student Ambassador desk anytime over the past academic year, then it’s possible you’ve had a chance to say hi to Jared Tanielu.  A College of Education Student Ambassador, Tanielu served many hours working to share program information with new students, orient visitor

A new position in the Long Beach Unified School District has just begun for recent College of Education graduate, Dr. Reshon Moutra. Dr.

Katherine Lacy and Tommy Nunan, both graduate students in the College of Education’s School Psychology master’s program, work as part of their graduate program to assess and support students at area schools.

College of Education Outstanding Graduate Jennifer Montepeque Diaz is off to the Los Angeles Unified School District to work as a school psychologist. Recently graduating this past May with her Education Specialist degree (Ed.