Through the principles of autonomy-supportive instruction, an instructor who pioneered adjunct faculty mentor-mentee learning through relationships has empowered her colleagues to continue the work.
Guided in her mission by those who sought to lessen the sting of racism, Pacific Oaks donor Pam Praeger has always sought to have an impact on the communities she served.
Alumna Norma Mtume witnessed history fighting for civil rights—then made it organizing for communitybased health care.
This year's theme from Voices magazine shows how Pacific Oaks is looking ahead in these trying times.
Building on its first successful year of serving students at Pacific Oaks, the Student Success Center is expanding its impact.
New hires and promotions at Pacific Oaks represent a commitment to providing students a high-quality education and preparing them to be culturally intelligent agents of change.
With advancements in programs and accreditations, Pacific Oaks College recommits to maintaining the highest academic standards and expanding opportunities for our students.
Caught off guard by high quit rates and labor shortages, businesses must search for new and creative ways to attract and retain workers.
The future of special education lies in integrated classrooms that will inspire an evolution of inclusion.
Along with financial hardship, people living in poverty face physical, mental, and emotional trauma. Social workers are uniquely positioned to help overcome it.
The attack on transgender rights across the U.S. is part of a moral panic—a phenomenon that can devastate communities. But what is a moral panic? And how can we combat its negative effects?
in.ten.tion. n., an act or instance of determining mentally upon some action or result
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