Mobile Happiness
Dr. Drew Erhardt and Dr. Edrick Dorian teamed up to develop the MoodKit, a new mood-improvement application for the iPhone.
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Coasting to Comprehension
Most would suggest that inspiration travels from teacher to student, but in Ty Kastendiek’s unconventional teaching career, the flow is more circular.
Learning How to Lead
Early childhood education practitioners must diligently seek to improve their methods and learn new teaching techniques.
Lessons From Mother Nature: Beyond the Walls
Alumna Uses the Classroom Outside to Enhance the Classroom Inside
Mentorship
The Pepperdine University Mental Health Collaborative program enables additional research, supervision of trainees, and relationship development to better serve Orange County’s homeless.
Walking the Walk
Alumnus Leaves Corporate World to Teach Entrepreneurship to Women in the Middle East
Participatory Action Research
Students Learn How to Transfer Theoretical Knowledge to Actual Work Site Situations
12 Questions for Career Services
Career Services Team Answers Questions to Help You Secure Your Dream Job
Options for Youth, an Option for Empowerment
Alumni Working with Unique Charter School System Support At-Risk Teens
A Community’s Wish Granted
The Irvine Counseling Center and PRYDE Program Receive Significant Grants to Support Orange County’s Homeless and At-Risk Youth
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.
Interpersonal Connections
Healthy relationships are essential to our future. Without them, the hope of creating strong households and communities will not be realized.