College of Education Featured Stories

To be nominated as Teacher of the Month is an honor for any educator. But perhaps the nomination is even more meaningful when the recipient is a student teacher.

CED student, Ralph Relador, chose the SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union UTEACH (Urban Teaching Academy) program because of its cohort model and year-long residency program.

Congratulations to Dr. Angelica Suarez, who was recently appointed as President at Orange Coast College (OCC). A College of Education alumna who earned her master’s degree in Counseling, Student Development in Higher Education, Dr.

As a community college counselor Seranda Bray understands the barriers many students face when navigating college. And as a first-generation college graduate herself, Seranda understands these barriers more personally than most.

Earlier this fall, the College of Education hosted Future Teacher Club Day with students from Millikan and Polytechnic High School, both part of Long Beach Unified School District, as well as Long Beach City College (LBCC) and students from CSULB’s College of Education.

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“I enjoy talking to students and parents and learning about their experiences, hopes, and dreams.

 

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The impact of scholarships have a ripple effect, positively impacting not only the recipient, but also those around them, such as a student teacher’s own students. Recent CED graduate and Dean’s Endowed Student Teaching Scholarship recipient, Yasmin Elasmar, shared how being a scholarship recipient changed her time as a student.