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Session Type: Roundtable Session
UC San Diego faculty, staff and student researchers in the Department of Education Studies share work aimed at transforming education in under-served communities. Our mission is to work with local communities to wield the tools of research to impact disparities in students’ educational experiences and outcomes. We created a new Ph.D. program, Transforming Education in a Diverse Society, to address existing challenges in racially, linguistically, and socially diverse educational environments and re-define the research expectations for a new generation of Ph.D. faculty and education researchers. The new program involves undergraduate and graduate students, interdisciplinary faculty collaboration, and actors from local community initiatives. We present new research and curricular projects focused on the transformation of education in specific diverse contexts.
Leveraging a University Toward Equity in STEM: The CREATE STEM Success Initiative at the University of California, San Diego - Mica Pollock, University of California - San Diego; Susan S. Yonezawa, University of California - San Diego
Building and Strengthening the Undergraduate Pipeline With Education Courses That Fulfill Diversity Requirements - Thandeka K. Chapman, University of California - San Diego; Makeba Jones, University of California - San Diego
Children and Adults Playing and Talking Together: Tools for School Readiness - Alison Gallwey Wishard Guerra, University of California - San Diego; Robert C. Carr, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Juan Gaytan, University of California - San Diego
Project Gaining Access 'n Academic Success: Raising the Bar Among Hispanic-Serving Institutions in California - Frances Contreras, University of California - San Diego
Culturally Diverse Families and Disability: Transforming Cultural Strengths Into Tangible Tools - Shana R. Cohen, University of California - San Diego