COE Education Week 2022 (Nov. 14-17)

Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education (COE) presents Ed Week 2022. Ed Week is an opportunity for the campus community to learn about the impact of earning a credential or degree in education while providing a spotlight for students and alumni to shine. We encourage everyone to participate and visit all of the incredible events we have in store! View or download flyer

Thank you to all who hosted and/or participated in Education Week 2022! If you were unable to attend any of the online events, many were recorded and you will find the links below.

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EdWeek 2023

November 12th - 17th

Ethnic Studies: Beyond Subject Matter Content and Toward Pedagogy

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In this presentation. Dr. Buenavista will provide a primer on Ethnic Studies, discuss misconceptions of the field, and guide educators to curate a classroom experience that centers the humanization of BIPOC students.

Tracy Lachica Buenavista (she/her/isuna) is Professor of Asian American Studies and a core faculty member of the Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership at California State University, Northridge (CSUN). She is the co-principal investigator and co-founder of the CSUN DREAM Center, Asian American Studies Pathways Project, Ethnic Studies Education Pathways Project, and the Faculty of Color Wellness Collective; and serves as a member of the Project Rebound Community Advisory Committee. In her research she utilizes critical race theory to examine how race, (im)migration, militarism, and carcerality shape the educational access, retention, and experiences of People of Color. She is co-editor of Education at War: The Fight for Students of Color in America’s Public Schools, “White” Washing American Education: The New Culture Wars in Ethnic Studies, Navigating the Great Recession: Immigrant Families’ Stories of Resilience, and the forthcoming First-Generation Faculty of Color Narratives: Reflections on Research, Teaching, and Service.

COE Virtual Research Symposium

Leading change through inquiry and improvement

Join us for our 12th annual Research Symposium. Program activities include two webinars representing P12 and Community College Educational Leadership, an Ed.D. alumni panel, pre-recorded presentations from Ed.D. students in Educational Leadership, and master's degree research poster presentations.

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Topic: Improvement Science and Dissertations in Practice
Presenters: Dr. Maritza Lozano

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Topic: Future of Community Colleges: Trends, Challenges, and Leadership
Presenters: Community College Educational Leaders Panel Discussion

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Topic: Alumni Panel: Research for Improvement
Presenters: Student Panelists

Teacher Panels

Did you know there is a high need for teachers of color in P12 education? Please join us for a discussion with alumni of color who have navigated the pathway to teaching and want to share their journeys with you!

Bilingual and Biliteracy P12 Teacher Panel

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Proposition 58 and California 2030 have charged educators in K-12 schools to embrace, support, and promote, and most importantly implement plurilingualism for ALL students. Panelists will discuss their experiences as plurilingual, transcultural, and ideologically responsive educators. Dialogues will revolve around the idea of a just, equitable, and linguistically inclusive practices and how the Bilingual Authorization program prepared them to transform education.