CEIS at Cal Poly Pomona: Recent Episodes
CEIS at Cal Poly Pomona
This is a show about new trends and innovations in the field of education featuring Cal Poly Pomona (CPP) faculty.
Liberal Studies lecturer Rodney Hume-Dawson discusses the field of disability studies and his efforts as a disability rights advocate
Dean Jeff Passe speaks with Jeanne Reynaga about what every student should know before becoming a credentialed teacher.
Cal Poly Pomona students Martin Rios and Amalia Gonzalez-Santana discuss an Ethnic and Women’s Studies course taught by lecturer Dennis Lopez on Chicano/Latino contemporary issues.
Assistant Professor Eden Haywood-Bird discusses new trends in the field of early childhood education while Cal Poly Pomona students Edmundo Perez and Brianna Izabal share how they developed a passion for working with young children.
Professor and Graduate Coordinator Richard Navarro discusses a new combined teaching credential and master’s degree program offered by the College of Education and Integrative Studies. He also talks about potential legislation that could impact early childhood education and ethnic studies courses taught in high schools across California.
Assistant Professor Alvaro Huerta discusses current immigration policy issues and how he contributes to creating a welcoming environment for undocumented students at Cal Poly Pomona.