Of the 18 Loyola Marymount University students and alumni selected as Fulbright semifinalists for the 2021-22 application cycle, seven are from the School of Education (SOE). The Fulbright U.S. Student … Read more
Brianna Angèle ’20 led an arts workshop, presented a paper, and organized a peer-mentor training session while earning her credential Wanting to get a taste of how working in her field would feel was … Read more
By: Shannon N. Tabaldo Now that we are all teaching online this semester, are you wondering how you will hear your students voice in their work? How will you know … Read more
A new LMU initiative is a win-win situation for students looking to complete their service requirement and families from low-income communities struggling with online learning. LMU School of Education faculty … Read more
LMU School of Education graduate Laura McGowan-Robinson (Cohort 10) is the recipient of the Ed.D. Program’s Outstanding Educational Leader for Social Justice Award in recognition of her work as a … Read more
Lai Sam, M.A. in Urban Education and a PLACE Corps student, is the winner of the William H. Hannon Library’s first Graduate Library Research Awards (GLRA) competition. The awards recognize … Read more
Brianna Smith ’20 is in her final year in the LMU School of Education‘s mental health counseling and PPS credentialing program. In 2019, Smith earned a $2,850 grant from the Los … Read more
The LMU School of Education welcomed a diverse group of 30 students from 11 dioceses representing eight states earlier this month for “Invitation to Lead,” a weekend kickoff to the … Read more
One of the central ethical mandates of SOE’s department of Specialized Programs in Professional Psychology is to prepare school psychologists and counselors who will provide culturally relevant and culturally competent … Read more
Samuel Torres, the Superintendent of Catholic Schools in the Diocese of San Bernardino, and his son, Samuel Benjamin Torres, Jr., will graduate on Sunday, May 12th, 2019, from the same … Read more
When Jordan Raymond was pondering ways to meet her high school’s service requirement, her mother, a special education teacher in the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District, suggested that Raymond … Read more