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GSEP Welcomes New Faculty
GSEP is pleased to announce new additions to their faculty; Dr. David Stevens, Dr. Robert Barner, Dr. Carrie Castaneda-Sound, and Dr. Judy Ho.
Options for Youth, an Option for Empowerment
Alumni Working with Unique Charter School System Support At-Risk Teens
Member of the Board Establishes Endowed Chair in K-12 Leadership
Rosalyn Heyman, a longtime administrator in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LA USD) and member of the GSEP Board of Visitors, is establishing an endowed chair in K-12 leadership.
New Summer Institutes Provide Opportunity to Grow Expertise
GSEP is pleased to introduce its inaugural Summer Institutes, to be held at the Malibu campus, July 26 – 30, 2010.
GSEP Introduces Master’s Degree in Social Entrepreneurship and Change
Today, we are facing major social and economic issues around the world. GSEP has developed a program in which participants are encouraged to explore the root causes of these issues.
GSEP Awarded Grant to Improve Elementary Students’ Literacy and Math Skills
Dr. Anthony Collatos, assistant professor of education, was awarded a $195,000 grant from the prestigious California Community Foundation.
Alumni Office Awards Third Annual CABE Visionary Award
The GSEP Alumni Office hosted the third annual reception for the presentation of the California Association of Bilingual Education (CABE) Visionary Award.
GSEP Selects Superintendent of the Year and Superintendents of Distinction
The Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP) Superintendent Advisory Council announced the selection of Dr. Trudy Arriaga, superintendent of Ventura Unified School District, as the recipient of the 2010 Superintendent of the Year Award.
Ready for Anything
GSEP’s doctoral programs in the Education Division offer a wide range of professional possibilities after graduation.
Working Toward A Cure
Rather than take the road more traveled, Melissa Nickert, chose to travel across the United States educating educators about working with autistic children.
Green is the New Black
As any parent knows, children can be a handful. GSEP’s master of arts in education help teaching credential students become well balanced teachers.
Research Promotes Development
Research Promotes Development, an initiative from the Fall/Winter 2009 Issue of Colleague Alumni Magazine.
A Shining Light Leaves Us but Her Legacy Remains
Mention the name “Pat Lucas,” and you will be greeted with smiles and fond stories.
Pat Lucas Honored with Creation of Center for Teacher Preparation
GSEP is proud to establish the Pat Lucas Center for Teacher Preparation to honor Pat Lucas.
Life, Literacy, and the Pursuit of Happiness
A perspective by Kimberly Anderson-Jefferson from the Spring/Summer 2009 Issue of Colleague Alumni Magazine.
GSEP Receives $50,000 Grant from Microsoft
GSEP Receives $50,000 Grant from Microsoft for Exploration of Future Learning Environments.
Dr. Joy Asamen and Dr. Kathy Church Receive Howard A. White Excellence in Teaching Award
Dr. Asamen, professor of psychology, and Dr. Church, assistant professor of education, were named recipients of the Howard A. White Excellence in Teaching Award.
The Golden Age of Education
Through various research and development efforts, GSEP is poised to play an important international role in helping to shape new directions for schools.
Dual Language Learning for a Melting Pot Society
MAETC alumna Hannah Limb was the recipient of the first Visionary Award given by the Pepperdine California Association for Bilingual Education.