College of Education News

Using the Critical Race Tools of Racial Micro Aggressions to Examine Everyday Racism in Academic and Service Spaces. Our 2017 keynote speaker is Daniel G. Solorzano, Professor of Social Science and Comparative Education, Director of the Center for Critical Race Studies, Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, University of California, Los Angeles. Read more

Greetings as we begin a new academic year and a new time to move forward. And what challenging times these are! As we look to the future and wonder how each of us as unique individuals can make a difference, one impactful way to do this is to become a teacher, administrator, school psychologist, school counselor, Marriage Family Therapist, or Educational Therapist. As one of the highest rated Colleges of Education in the state, the Michael D. Eisner College of Education offers professional preparation in all of these areas, as well as an undergraduate degree in one of the top Deaf Studies programs in the country. Read more

Since her arrival at California State University, Northridge last year, Paria Zandi has worked to empower survivors of sexual violence, interpersonal abuse and stalking, through a trauma-informed and culturally responsive lens. As CSUN's care advocate, Zandi provides a confidential space for survivors to discuss their experiences, concerns and options. Read more

California State University, Northridge was well represented July 20 with five alumni among the 22 teachers honored by the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) at the annual Teacher of the Year Luncheon. Read more