College of Education Featured Stories


M.S., Counseling Psychology Info Session, 12/6

 

Dr. Noah Golden Awarded Grant to Research the Role of Instruction in Adolescent Learners' Identity Work

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The Lasting Impact of Scholarships

 

The Lasting Impact of Scholarships

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.

Approaching Master's Degree Application Deadlines: Student Development in Higher Education & School Counseling

Are you thinking about applying to gradudate school?  

MS in Counseling Psychology Info Session, 12/6

  Curious about the MS in Counseling Psychology program and want to learn more in time for the fall 2020 application deadline?

Dr. Betina Hsieh Selected as TEDx Speaker

Dr. Betina Hsieh has been selected as a CSULB TEDx speaker for the spring 2020 TEDx conference, “Shattering Perceptions”.  Dr.

Pushing for Change in School Mental Health Care: Dr. Caroline Lopez-Perry & the ACLU

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Mary Jane Patterson Scholars - Future Teachers Committed to Excellence in Urban Education

The College of Education (CED) at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), in partnership with the Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD), has launched a multi-year Teachers for Urban Schools Initiative to recruit, prepare, and place more teachers of color in LBUSD classrooms.  

Welcome Dr. Kerri Knight-Teague - Assistant Professor, Advanced Studies in Education & Counseling

The College of Education welcomed Dr. Kerri Knight-Teague, one of three new faculty members to join the College this fall!

MA, Educational Administration Info Sessions: 11/13 & 12/4

Are you a teacher or other credentialed school professional?

Promoting Social Justice for All

In the United States, social justice advocates are concerned with whether economics and other spheres of life are equal for all. That could include the environment, healthcare, gender and race. Dr.