Leadership for Diverse Communities
How important is a work environment that is accommodating toward parent employees? Very Important! When a staff or faculty member is a parent, after hours meetings can be difficult to attend. Having a child-friendly work environment can make all the difference to a parent. Being able to leave at 3pm to pick up your child, […]
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Paul Beare, Dean of the Kremen School of Education and Human Development, will retire on June 30 after 15 years of service at Fresno State. During his time at Fresno State, Dr. Beare has made an everlasting impact on the faculty, staff, and students. Over the past 15 years, he has celebrated close to 18,000 […]
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Dr. Laura Alamillo has been appointed to serve a one-year appointment as Interim Dean of the Kremen School of Education and Human Development. Dr. Alamillo previously served as Associate Dean for the Kremen School and is currently the Executive Director for Programs for Children at Fresno State. Dr. Alamillo has a Ph.D. from the University of […]
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Lisa Bennett and Cathy Yun were writing a grant proposal when it hit them: they couldn’t answer their most important questions with the data they had. Bennett, the coordinator of the multiple subject teacher credential program at Fresno State’s Kremen School of Education, and Yun, the coordinator of the school’s early childhood education teacher credential program, […]
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The Student Assistants at the Kremen School of Education and Human Development are a vibrant piece of the day-to-day tasks at the school. They not only perform their job responsibilities but they also gain individual relationships with the faculty, staff and leadership at the school. This year, we have four Student Assistants graduating with a […]
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The retiring faculty at the Kremen School of Education and Human Development at Fresno State have made a significant impact to our school. They are not just retiring but also leaving a legacy of years of work in their departments. Paul Beare, Ph.D. Dean, Kremen School of Education and Human Development 15 Years of Service Dr. […]
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Dr. Laura Alamillo, Associate Dean, joins Dr. R. Joseph Rodriguez, Assistant Professor in the Department of Literacy, Early, Bilingual, and Special Education, for the ribbon cutting ceremony of the Little Free Library. Dr. Rodriguez is passionate about literature and making sure it is accessible for everyone, that is why he opened a Little Free Library […]
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The Central California Chapter of the California Association for the Education of Young Children (AEYC) has chosen Dr. Jacques Benninga as the 2018 Honoree at the Week of the Young Child reception. Dr. Benninga is a Professor Emeritus/Chair Emeritus for the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the Kremen School of Education and Human Development. “You have […]
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Faculty do not just teach in the classroom, many are also researchers. Research is profoundly important for the university and our students. Many of our faculty members conduct educational research alongside their teaching responsibilities. Research is a vessel which allows our faculty members to dive into a topic that they are passionate about. Research has been […]
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Character education is the objective to teach young people how to become responsible, caring and contributors to society. Character education is merely bringing out the best in kids. We believe a teacher’s first moral obligation is to provide excellent instruction. It is also teacher’s duty to help students explore humanity and to value it. “Great […]
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