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The CSU Center to Close the Opportunity Gap��recently hosted a webinar series presented by Marlene Carter from the UCLA Writing Project titled “Actions Anti-Racist Educators Must Take in Their Classrooms This School Year.” This series provided attendees practical tools to create an environment that shows value for p

This year, thanks to the support of our generous donors, the Dean's Endowed Student Teaching Scholarship was able to support two students during their semester of student teaching. The scholarship, funded through annual support raised with a year-end appeal letter, was conceived by College of Education Distinguished Alumna, Marnos Lelesi (‘82 ‘83).

Call for nominations for University Achievement awards for two student research awards – to be presented at the University Achievement Awards & Celebration of Instruction, Research, Creative Activity and Service in mid-April (TBD). ��

The College of Education is honored to virtually recognize our 2021-22��scholarship recipients and the generous donors who supported these funding opportunities.

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In October, Dean Shireen Pavri, along with the Teachers for Urban Schools Committee and donors, welcomed the newest cohort of Mary Jane Patterson

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Are you seeking to transform instruction��in your classroom, school or district?

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