Perspectives from abroad: My first international experience
Pacific Oaks student Brittney Carey reflects on her first international experience during the “Identity in Context: Examination of South Africa” study abroad course.
Pacific Oaks Faculty: Dr. Ruben Cortez
Dr. Ruben Cortez spreads the message of diversity, community, and purposeful instruction to help future educators become more effective teachers in the classroom.
Delta Means Change
Dr. Carlene Fider and Dr. Cassandra Peel, published a supportive message for the community as a guest opinion piece in Pasadena Now.
Why Berlin? A look at the Germany migration crisis
A look at why the Germany migration crisis was chosen for TCS Education System’s ground-breaking Immigration in Contexts course, a Fall 2016 offering that allows students from five different institutions to study the global issue from all angles.
Bringing the campus experience online
The unique culture Pacific Oaks has worked to develop can be felt far beyond the campus classrooms. It is a culture of community reflected in the online programs, too.
Dr. Jack Paduntin’s inauguration as Pacific Oaks president
On Tuesday, October 1, Dr. Jack Paduntin was inaugurated as the 11th president of Pacific Oaks College and Children's School.
Transferring from Community College: The Pacific Oaks Advantage
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.
Pacific Oaks College actively stands against racism and discrimination
Read the official statement from Pacific Oaks College President Dr. Jack Paduntin in regards to the death of George Floyd.
World view
As Pacific Oaks College’s first student to study abroad in South Africa, recent graduate Paula Swearingen reflects on how the experience prepared her for her current role in early childhood education.
The Pacific Oaks community comes to terms with the Chauvin verdict
Dean of Students Michael Lopez-Patton reflects on a student forum held on the occasion of the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict.
Pacific Oaks alumna receives artist spotlight in local news
Human Development alumna, Rebecca Maloof, hopes to make the arts more accessible through “wearable works.”
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