College of Education News

This is the final week of our self-care program this academic year. I want to thank all faculty and staff who participated this year, and a huge thank you to Josh Einhorn who lead our wonderful weekly meditation and inspiration sessions, and also brought incredible meditation leaders to our special monthly presentations. Come enjoy the last opportunity this spring for meditation with Josh this Wednesday, May 8th, from 1:30-2 PM in the CTL Conference room.  Read more

The Accelerated Collaborative Teacher Residency (ACT-R) Program is recruiting a diverse cohort of teacher candidates in special education, secondary mathematics education, and secondary science education. Candidates are eligible for a stipend of up to $15,000 through a grant funded by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Apply now! Read more

The Center for Teaching and Learning at CSUN welcomed their fourth biennial “What Really Works in Education” conference on Monday April 8th, 2019. The conference focused on how to improve outcomes for all students in an educational setting using Universal Design for Learning (UDL), and was sponsored in part by the Schools First Federal Credit Union. Read more

Deaf studies junior Ana Maritza Rivera is a shining example of Matador students and faculty who are driven to serve the Deaf and Latina/o communities. In spring 2019, Rivera will make CSUN history when she goes to Washington, D.C., to participate in the CSUN in D.C. Internship Program and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) Internship Program. Rivera is the university’s first Deaf studies major to participate in the internship. Article from CSUN Today