Fall-Winter 2010 Volume 27 No 2

Letter from the Dean, Fall-Winter 2010

Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology invites you to participate as an active discussant on the updated Colleague Web site.

Posted in: Letters from the Dean


Graduate Gallery

Learning Technologies Alumni Make Their Mark on Museum Communities and Beyond

Posted in: Features, Learning Technologies


Walking the Walk

Alumnus Leaves Corporate World to Teach Entrepreneurship to Women in the Middle East

Posted in: Features, Organizational Leadership


Participatory Action Research

Students Learn How to Transfer Theoretical Knowledge to Actual Work Site Situations

Posted in: Education, Educational Leadership, Features, Learning Technologies


12 Questions for Career Services

Career Services Team Answers Questions to Help You Secure Your Dream Job

Posted in: Career Services, Features, Student and Alumni Resources


All Hands on Deck

This was not a challenge, but an opportunity to make a difference at a large school in need. I grew excited, and set out to learn as much as possible about how I could make a difference for Foster’s students and community.

Posted in: Educational Leadership, Perspectives, Service and Community Outreach


Democracy Through Technology

I am eager to determine how ICT can benefit some of the world’s poorest learners, such as those in the informal settlements in this beautiful but socially under-resourced city.

Posted in: Learning Technologies, Perspectives, Service and Community Outreach


Curiosities and a Cultural Awakening

While India was not originally on my must-visit list, I thought it would be a rich environment for my first scholarly journey.

Posted in: Organizational Leadership, Perspectives


Boone Center for the Family Update

The Boone Center for the Family hosted the second annual Family of Faith Network Conference. Focusing on the theme Sacred Households: Building Authentic Faith in Families.

Posted in: Boone Center for the Family, Events


Urban Initiative Update

The GSEP Diversity Council presented “Inspirational Journeys: Preparing Women for Lives of Purpose, Service, and Leadership,” which focused on how the “glass ceiling” is no longer an accurate metaphor for the limits women face.

Posted in: Diversity, Events, Urban Initiative


Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series Launches With Social Entrepreneurship Guru

The Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series brings leading agents of change to GSEP to discuss the challenges and opportunities in leadership in communities across the world.

Posted in: Events, News, Social Entrepreneurship


Annual Celebration of Excellence Recognizes Student Scholarship Recipients, Donors, and Waves of Service Honoree

On October 7, GSEP will hold its annual Celebration of Excellence in recognition of the 2010-2011 student scholarship recipients and appreciation of donors and friends of the University.

Posted in: Events, News, Student and Alumni Resources


GSEP Mourns the Loss of Alumnus and Friend, Dr. Robert Booker

Dr. Robert Booker, alumnus of the doctor of education in institutional management and a lifetime proponent of learning, passed away on May 3 at the age of 79.

Posted in: News


Director of PsyD Program Named First Muriel Lipsey Chair in Counseling and Clinical Psychology

Dr. Ed Shafranske, director of the doctor of psychology program, has been named the first Muriel Lipsey Chair in Counseling and Clinical Psychology.

Posted in: News, Psychology


Alumni and Faculty Authors

Alumni and Faculty Authors for the Fall/Winter 2010 Issue of the Colleague.

Posted in: Alumni and Faculty Authors, News


GSEP Holds “Children’s Outreach: Advancing Social Transformation and Learning (COASTAL) 5K/10K Walk/Run”

Join our effort to improve and enrich the lives of future generations by providing children with the resources that lead to a prosperous adulthood.

Posted in: Events, News, Service and Community Outreach


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.

Posted in: Education, News, Psychology


Irvine Community Counseling Center Celebrates “15 Years of Mental Health Training and Servce”

Staff and friends of the Irvine Community Counseling Center celebrated “15 Years of Mental Health Training and Service” at the Newport Beach home of alumnus Patty Dies.

Posted in: News, Psychology, Service and Community Outreach


2010 Distinguished Alumnus Awards

Alumni and Friends from the Colleague Alumni Magazine honor Dr. Elizabeth Laugeson and Dr. Tod Burnett with the Psychology Distinguished Alumnus Awards.

Posted in: Alumni and Friends


Class Notes, Fall-Winter 2010

Dr. Anne Ruane opened a psychotherapy practice in Encino, Ligia Hallstrom received the Outstanding Administrator Award, Dr. David Elkins, was named president-elect of Division 32 of the American Psychological Association.

Posted in: Alumni and Friends, Class Notes


Donor Roll, Fall-Winter 2010

Donor Roll for the Fall/Winter 2010 Issue of the Colleague.

Posted in: Alumni and Friends


It Is All About You — Or It Should Be

After years of being trained that you should define your success based on the success of the students, the satisfaction of their parents, and the priorities of the administrators, it is easy to lose track of your own needs, expectations, and goals.

Posted in: Self Care