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Validation for students can come about in many different ways in higher education. Often times they are not even sought out. But what if there was a purposeful framework that is already being practiced to support, validate and meet students and their community where they are at? Tune in to learn more about Cultural Strengths and its positive effect on students.
Maria Estela Zarate is Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership at California State University, Fullerton where she teaches future education leaders. Her research publications address the trajectory of immigrant students in U.S. schools, including the connections between schools and families. She has co-developed teaching development workshops to address the learning experiences of first-generation college students.
Rebecca Gutierrez Keeton
Rebecca Gutierrez Keeton joined the educational leadership department faculty at CSU Fullerton in fall of 2015 with almost 30 years of educational leadership experience in higher education. She was a first-generation college student and earned her Ph.D. in Education from the Claremont Graduate University. Her research interests include identity development, building social justice coalitions, first-generation college student success, and the persistence of underrepresented students and student affairs professionals in higher education.
Continuing with episodes focused on resources at CSU, Chico, we are joined by Shawna Lucas to learn what the College of Communication and Education (CME) is doing to support students, […]
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First Generation - One of Many on 06/25/2021
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The initial set up was a lot of work. Once it was up, the daily amount of time has gone to about two hours per day. But depending on the topic and amount of research to do, it can get up to four hours a day. I am a night owl, so much of it is done after the sun goes down and into the early morning.
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