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Susan Warren, Ph.D.
Program Director, Master of Arts in Education: Teaching, and Curriculum and Instruction in Multicultural Contexts; Professor of Advanced Studies in Education
School of Education
Phone: (626) 815-6000, Ext. 5490
Fax: (626) 815-5416
Email: swarren@apu.edu
Profile
Susan Warren’s, Ph.D., fundamental interest is in promoting excellence in education for all students in the K-12 public schools. She began this work as a public school teacher and principal for 22 years at the elementary and middle school levels in three Southern California school districts. Susan also worked in private schools as an administrator before working in higher education. At the university level, she has developed and administered master of arts programs for educators, as well as served as a faculty member. Her career also includes work as a staff developer for the state in science, training school administrators through the San Bernardino County School Leadership Academy (CSLA), and working with several schools throughout Southern California as a state evaluator in the Immediate Intervention to Underperforming Schools (IIUSP) and Comprehensive School Reform (CSR) grant programs. In addition to her doctorate, Warren holds a Ryan Multiple Subject Teaching Credential, a Crosscultural, Language, and Academic Development Certificate (CL.A.D.), and a Professional Administrative Services Credential. Her areas of research include: teacher expectations and efficacy, school reform, and simultaneous dual language acquisition. Warren’s curricular areas of strength are math, science, and health. Her work has primarily focused on underserved urban schools where she has taught, served as an administrator, evaluated programs, and conducted research.
Education
Ph.D. - Education, Claremont Graduate University
M.A. - Education, Claremont Graduate University
B.A. - Psychology and Organizational Studies, Pitzer College
Expertise
Dual Language Acquisition
K-12 Education
School Reform
Teacher Expectations and Efficacy
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