School of Education

The School of Education at Azusa Pacific University equips teachers and administrators for excellence and leadership in educational settings.

Offering more than 26 graduate degrees in education, the school provides an Ed.D. program and accredited teaching credential and master’s programs, including degrees in special education, school psychology, physical education, school librarianship, and educational technology.

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Helen Easterling Williams, Ed.D. Dean and Professor, School of Education More Education Faculty ›

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Curriculum and Instruction in Multicultural Contexts, M.A.Ed.

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Accelerating Change through Education (ACE)ACE is designed to help educators and school teachers in Ventura County, equipping them with up-to-date educational knowledge, skills, and resources. Our first presentation is entitled: "Multicultural Education Through the Eyes of Latinos."
Faculty Notes: Yvette Latunde, Ed.D.Learn more about Latunde's recent publication.
Faculty Notes: JoAnn Jurchan-Rizzo, Ed.D. and Chinaka DomNwachukwu, Ph.D.Learn more about Jurchan-Rizzo and DomNwachukwu's recent presentation.

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Treasures of the Bible: The Dead Sea Scrolls and BeyondThis summer, from May 22-July 18, Azusa Pacific University’s five Dead Sea Scroll fragments will be publically displayed together for the first time ever, alongside a collection of rare biblical artifacts.
Joseph Bentz: To Kill a Mockingbird Turns 50Joseph Bentz talks about To Kill a Mockingbird, which marks its 50th anniversary in 2010, and why the book has sustained its popularity through the years.

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