Spotlights

When student teachers at Cal State Long Beach need emergency help — classroom tech fails, a lesson plan flops, or a question feels too dumb to ask — they may soon have a powerful new ally: a friendly chatbot named Remi.

Teacher Jose Rivas was welcoming his students to class as he usually does, singing and playing his ukulele, when a student walked up to him looking dejected.

The College of Education is broadening its study abroad programs to include Scandinavia, immersing students in the region’s rich history and culture — and Finland’s world-renowned education reforms.

A first-year Counseling Psychology grad student recently won a Cal State Long Beach Grad Slam competition for research highlighting the urgent need to raise awareness about harmful biases in artificial intelligence.

The College of Education at Cal State Long Beach is proud to introduce our 2024-2025 scholarship recipients and the generous donors supporting their dreams of higher education. Click the links on the left side of the page to view these accomplished students by academic level.A message from Dean Anna Ortiz:

Meet the 2024 College of Education scholarship recipients enrolled in a credential program.

Lanaya Terrell was nervous leaving her hometown of Sacramento for college at Cal State Long Beach, where she didn’t know anyone and heard it could be tough to get all the classes she wanted.

A collaborative, future-focused workshop was the force that kickstarted the College of Education’s new strategic planning process.