Graduate School of Education

In the News

• Cal Lutheran grad students number 1,220
  Wed September 9, 2020

  The pandemic and the temporary move to virtual classes have had no impact on overall interest in California Lutheran University’s graduate programs, with enrollment remaining the same as last year at about 1,225 students at the start of the fall term.

• Faculty retiring with emeritus status
  Mon May 11, 2020

  Seven California Lutheran University faculty members with a combined total of more than 200 years of service are retiring with emeritus status.

• Virtual Graduate Commencement slated
  Fri May 1, 2020

  On May 15, California Lutheran University will launch the first of two virtual 57th Annual Commencement ceremonies honoring 2020 graduates.

• Book gives voice to 10 autistic authors
  Tue October 1, 2019

  Ten nonspeaking people with autism explain how they found their voices through alternative communication methods in a new book edited by the director of the Autism and Communication Center at California Lutheran University.

• Int'l admissions director honored for work
  Fri July 26, 2019

  California Lutheran University’s director of international admission received the Distinguished Service Award from the International Association for College Admission Counseling (IACAC).

• Expert examines college retention for men
  Thu July 25, 2019

  A California Lutheran University faculty member co-authored a just-released book on addressing the difficulties that men from underrepresented groups encounter in college, and he will discuss the topic during a livestreamed interview next week.

• First-generation graduates to keynote
  Thu May 9, 2019

  Two first-generation college students who found their career paths as undergraduates at California Lutheran University will speak on behalf of more than 500 people picking up advanced degrees at the 2019 Graduate Commencement on Friday, May 17.

• Students to assist with YMCA summer achievement program
  Fri March 22, 2019

  For the second year, California Lutheran University graduate students will earn hands-on teaching experience at the Southeast Ventura County YMCA's free five-week achievement gap program for low- and moderate-income students who are not reading at grade level. 

• Alumni Spotlight: Melanie Carlisle
  Tue March 12, 2019
• Diane Rodriguez-Kiino, Lydia Chung '18 M.S. and Brook Masters '18 M.S. were accepted to present their first research proposal, "Academic Mindset Development: A Framework for Underrepresented Student Success"
  Tue March 12, 2019