STEM champion
Pacific Oaks alumna Susan Wood lives her mission delivering science, technology, engineering, and math curriculum in early childhood education settings.
Pacific Oaks alumna Susan Wood lives her mission delivering science, technology, engineering, and math curriculum in early childhood education settings.
First-generation college students face unique challenges in the school selection process. Follow these four steps to ensure your college supports and respects your first-generation student needs.
As a former LAUSD teacher and Dean of the School of Education at Pacific Oaks, Dr. Chamberlain shares her thoughts on the need to value teachers.
Human Development student Gabriele Cabanilla reflects on her new perspective following Pacific Oaks’ trip to South Africa.
Christopher Franz is the student speaker at Pacific Oak's 59th Commencement ceremonies on May 11.
Transfer students have plenty of colleges to choose from, but Pacific Oaks’ unique ideology and one-of-a-kind transfer process puts it ahead of the competition.
A proposal by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to eliminate federal funding for the Special Olympics, and President Trump’s subsequent decision to “override” the proposal, has put the needs of those with disabilities into the spotlight.
Read the official statement from Pacific Oaks College President Dr. Jack Paduntin in regards to the death of George Floyd.
This fall, “Immigration in Contexts: Examination of Germany” gives students at TCS Education System’s five colleges and universities a first of its kind academic opportunity to explore the global immigration crisis from multiple disciplines, culminating with a 10-day immersive experience in Berlin, Germany.
Recently, we asked several of our students, alumni, and faculty what Pacific Oaks College means to them. It was clear from their answers that they feel a part of a community dedicated to making a significant change in the world around them.
Bree E. Cook, Psy.D., vice president of academic affairs at Pacific Oaks College, previously served on two committees for the organization.
Pasadena is home to countless non-profits and leaders who are loud and passionate about the issues that affect them and others. We are honoring five local leaders that are continuing to spark change in the communities they serve.
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