Spotlights

Alumna profiles women leaders in higher ed

Survey: Graduates feel well-prepared but challenged

An overwhelming majority of recent graduates believe the College of Education prepares them well for jobs in education and counseling but could do more to help all students feel supported and to help them grapple with some considerable challenges. 

CED commencement date announced

Champion of inclusive education leads Liberal Studies

When Nat Hansuvadha was a special education teacher 20-plus years ago, she felt powerless to make the changes she believed would best help her students, especially including them academically and socially in more general ed programs.

Counseling students present at conference in Thailand

Meet the new faculty

Get to know the newest educators in the College of Education.

Teaching innovator seeks new challenges in Long Beach

Estella Chizhik says a family move to Atlanta when she was in seventh grade saved her life.

Retired Long Beach teachers award scholarships

 
A headshot of Bailey Adling

CSULB School Counseling alumni named emerging leaders

 
Teacher showing young student a book

College receives $11M gift to credential early childhood teachers
Teachers in the audience at the Educators Summit

Summit: Give your schools a boost of joy

Infusing more joy into education — both teaching and learning — is critical to student success and those who’ve lost some of it since the pandemic can and must reclaim it.
Maryanne Horton poses at the Japanese Garden

Prolific fundraiser known for “gentle persistence” retires

Thanks to the work of Maryanne Horton, future educators can receive scholarships that make it affordable to student teach. Children in foster care or experiencing homelessness can attend summer science camps.