Welcome to the School of Education!
I am constantly applying the skills I am learning in the MA program to my teaching practice. The rigorous program has helped me develop both as a learner and an educator.
Heidy Garibay, Multiple Subject Credential, 2015 and Current MA Student
The program allowed me to use research in a practical sense. Each course allowed us to explore a theoretical framework and apply that directly in the field.
Shahin Pamatmat, Special Education Credential, 2014 and MA in Education, 2019
Students need to be seen, heard, and appreciated. SSU fosters an environment in which we see, hear, and appreciate one another and inspires us to do the same in our future classroom communities.
Catherine Falzon, Current Multiple Subject Credential Candidate
In our jobs we have to constantly be changing and constantly be challenging ourselves, because the students are constantly changing.
Ed Navarro, Education Leadership Credential, 2015
Overall the experience was great! I had great instructors...I received tremendous support from my instructors and professors.
Dalia Hernandez-Ramirez, Single Subject Credential, 2013
The PUERTA Project
The PUERTA (Preparing Underrepresented Educators to Realize their Teaching Ambitions) Project seeks to increase the number of Latinx teachers serving in K-12 public schools. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, PUERTA seeks to improve the practices and remove the barriers that prevent undergraduate Latinx students from earning a teaching credential at our institution. PUERTA has three primary goals: 1) to increase Hispanic and Latina/o student persistence and graduation rates, 2) to increase the number of Hispanic and Latino students who earn a teaching credential and 3) to increase the number of students who transfer to SSU from a two-year HSI.
Where to Find
School of Education
Stevenson Hall 1078, 1801 E. Cotati Avenue
Rohnert Park, CA 94929