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“My work is life-changing and critical to the betterment of society. I can prepare the great minds that will shape and change our world.” College of Education graduate student, Jenny Franke, is a current teacher who knew that her impact in the world could be great.

Dr. Jacob Olsen has been selected to be on the Projects Design Team of a newly formed partnership between the Center for the Transformation of Schools at UCLA, the Orange County Department of Education, and the Butte County Office of Education.

Recipient of the 2018 California Teacher of the Year Award and nominee for National Teacher of the Year, ������ alumnus in Education and Music, Dr. Brian McDaniel has been nominated for the Global Teacher Prize. 

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The Western Shores Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) have generously given a $200,000 endowment creating the Linna Young Memorial Scholarship. This endowed scholarship will fully support a CED post-baccalaureate student for one year of their studies.

College of Education doctoral candidate Dennis Johnson has a long list of accolades to his name. A founder of the Black Youth Project, member of The Peace Exchange Chicago-Asia, panelist for the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus and U.S.

UDCP student Erik Perez was recently honored with the California Science Teacher Association’s Future Science Teacher Award after being nominated for his work with ������’s Young Scientist Camp.

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The CED has been a proud partner of LBUSD's Adult Community Transition Program since 1988. Initially beginning with the support of LBUSD and ������ administrators, the program has continued to grow providing services in access, accountability, and achievement to students with disabilities, ages 18-22.

Interested in learning more about our alumni? Check out an alumni testimonial from the School Counseling program.

Faculty life is challenging. Professors juggle teaching and advising students, research, committee assignments and much more, creating a difficult road for early-career faculty trying to get tenure. To help remedy this, Drs.

Feeling stress, anxiety, or depression is relatively normal for most college students. Some levels of stress can actually be good for us, as the right kind of stress encourages us to change, grow, and possibly make improvements in our life.