County Superintendent and GGSE Dean Come Together for Annual Fellowship Breakfast
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Sixty-two of the School’s most promising graduate students were honored at this year's Fellowship Breakfast. In addtion to the celebration of these hard-working students, community leaders in education connected over this year’s theme and pressing question, “Education: What Does Change Look Like?”
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EDUCATION, DIVERSITY AND DEMOCRACY
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January's Fast & Curious Talks Online Now
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The return of in-person Fast & Curious talks meant attendees heard how the School centers its research and service on policy live for the first time in two years. Topics ranged from the intersection of sexuality and policy to the Black Radical Imagination. Watch all six presentations on YouTube now!
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Ready, Set, Match! Local Family Commits to Matching $25,000 in Donations For Autism Services
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Donors Scott and Kelly Trueman believe that all families, regardless of income, should have access to the life-changing services provided at UCSB’s Koegel Autism Center. To further this vision, the Trueman’s have generously pledged to match up to $25,000 in gifts to the Koegel Autism Center until the end of April.
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STUDENT & ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS
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Two Generations of Caring Clinical Psychologists
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Twenty-five years ago, Elizabeth Cortez became the first in her family to earn an advanced degree when she graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the GGSE. Now, her daughter, Juliana Ison, is following in her footsteps. That's Juliana in Elizabeth's arms at the 1997 commencement, alongside Acting Dean Emeritus Dr. Merith Cosden, above.
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Sonia Aguila
Aguila (TEP, MST, M.Ed., ’98) was selected as the National Bilingual Teacher of the Year.
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Joseph Bishop
Bishop (Education, Ph.D., '08) edited Our Children Can’t Wait: The Urgency of Reinventing Education Policy in America.
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Emily Solari
Solari (Education, Ph.D., '07) was a major contributor to the development and recent passage of the new Virginia Literacy Act.
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Give Day is an annual fundraising event that unites the Gaucho community across the globe in support of campus excellence. Last year, the Gevirtz School more than doubled our goal of 20 gifts, and we can’t wait to build on our success with a goal of 50 gifts to education this year!
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Celebrate your Gaucho Pride, reconnect with friends, and return to UCSB’s stunning seaside campus. Events include the return of the hugely popular Prof Slam, the Campus Arts Walk, Taste of UCSB, Jeffrey's Jazz Coffeehouse, and an exciting Wildcat Glitter Drag Brunch. Stay tuned for more events.
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| 2023 GGSE Research Smyposium
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The fourth annual symposium hosted by the Graduate Student Association in Education (GSAE) is "People, Purpose, and Passion: The Pathway to Equity, Community and Accountability in Education." This symposium seeks to provide a space for scholars from all backgrounds to discuss how we can make educational spaces a more equitable learning environment for all.
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| The Gevirtz School's Mission
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The Gevirtz School will be a leader in addressing pressing social justice issues through interdisciplinary collaborations grounded in educational and applied psychological research, teaching, and service.
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