May
2013
Vol 4:8
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The Graduates of 2013first

Our graduates come from all over the Bay Area working in elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, community colleges and universities. Our graduates have been teachers, principals, professors, counselors, and program coordinators, all while taking care of family, working full time, studying overtime, and attending courses all day Saturday and half of Sunday. Our graduates have completed a rigorous program comprising 18 courses and three major milestones - the last of which is a full dissertation based upon the application of their studies to a major educational problem in the world of practice.

 

Our graduates will go on to even greater achievements as leaders of our schools, our colleges and our universities. Look for their names, for they will be making a difference for the generations coming up through our schools.

 

My profound gratitude goes to these sixteen graduates for their fortitude, persistence and commitment to social justice. We need more leaders like them.

 

Congratulations on passing another milestone!

 

Robert Gabriner, Director

2013 Ed.D. in Educational Leadership Graduates

Lael Adediji second
Coordinator of Advising Information
San Jose State University

Transfer Students' Perceptions of Factors Supporting University Success

 


Jeffery D. Alves
Social Studies Teacher
Newark Junior High School


Critical Uses of Technology in Social Science Classrooms:
Differences Across the Divide

 


Blanca E. Arteaga
EOPS/CalWORKs Counselor 
Gavilan College

"It's About Being Genuine and Having Heart":
Latinos' Perspectives of College Counseling

 


Brenda Bachechi 
Inclusion Coordinator 
Portola Valley School District

How Teachers' Efficacy Impacts their Attitude Towards the
Inclusion of all Learners

 


Kathrina A. Bell
Director of Global Education
Dominican University of California


Similar Goals and Dueling Agendas: Perceptions of Campus Internationalization and Equity Policies

 


Tom Drescher
Principal
Tamalpais Union High School District


Basic Aid School Districts: Structural Inequities in California School Finance

 


Lisa Everett
Interim Dean - Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Public Safety
Las Positas College


Re-Envisioning Professional Development: A Case Study of a
California Community College

 


Jackie Vo Felbinger
Principal
Curtner Elementary

Examining the Effects of District Size on the Opportunity Gap

 


Andrea C. Goldfien
Graduate Research Associate
Pathways to ATE Careers

Implementation of Community College STEM Bridge Programs:
Planting Seeds for Replication

 


Rama Ali Kased
Project Manager, Program Coordinator, Faculty
Metro Academies, Dept. of Health Education, SFSU, CCSF


Countering Oppression: Examining Metro's Model of Social Justice Education

 


Julissa Mendoza Gonzalez
Counselor and Administrative Designee
Brownell Middle School


Harvesting Hope through La Corrida: The Experiences of
Mobile Migrant High School Students


Macheo Payne
Director, Faculty
Lincoln Child Center, CSUEB M.S.W. Program

The Three Commitments: Critical Race Theory and Disproportionate Suspension of Black Males

Rick Ramos  
Public Safety Department Chair
Contra Costa College

Stopping at the Starting Line: College Applicants Who Assess
but Do Not Enroll


Damien Robinson
Director of Special Education
Orchard School District

Out of the Mouths of Babes: Hope & Hopelessness in
Middle School Students of Color
 

Tara Taupier
Senior Director of Instructional Technology and Staff Development
Tamalpais Union High School District

"Good Learning": Effective Instructional Practices as Identified by
Suburban Students of Color

Anjanette Winckler   
Principal 
Morrill Middle School

The Role of the Principal at High-Performing Title I Schools

Ed.D. Highlights

Faculty Publications - 2013 third

This is a partial list of recent 2013 publications from members of the Ed.D. Faculty Group. We have not yet collected a full list of all 2013 publications, but we plan to complete our collection and share the list in our September issue.

 

Gabriner, Robert

Grubb, W.N. with Robert Gabriner (2013). Basic Skills Education in Community Colleges, Inside and Outside the Classroom. New York: Routledge.

Hemphill, David

Hemphill, D., & Leskowitz, S. (2013). DIY activists: Communities of practice, cultural dialogism, and radical knowledge sharing. Adult Education Quarterly. 63(1), 57-77.

Kysh, Judy

 Kysh, J., Sallee, T., Dietiker, L., & Hoey, B. (2013). Core Connections Algebra 2.Sacramento, CA: CPM Educational Program.

Tintiangco-Cubales, Allyson

Tintiangco-Cubales, A.G., Pin@y educational partnerships San Francisco Unified School District. (2013) Kilusan 4 Kids: Critical language for elementary school students. (Vol. I), Santa Clara: Phoenix Publishing House International.


Tintiangco-Cubales, A.G. (2013). Struggling to survive: Poverty, violence, and invisibility in the lives of Urban Filipina/o American youth. In D. Miramba R. Bonus, R. The "Other" students: Filipino Americans, education, and power. Charlotte: Information Age Publishing.

Yep, Gust A.

 Yep, G. A. (2013). Privilege and culture. In A. Kurylo (Ed.), Inter/Cultural Communication: Representation and Construction of Culture (pp. 163-184). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

   

Yep, G. A., & Shimanoff, S. B. (2013). The U.S. day of silence: Sexualities, silences and the will to unsay in the age of empire. In S. Malhotra & A. Carrillo-Rowe (Eds.), Silence and power: Feminist reflections at the edges of sound (pp. 139-158). New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

 

Yep, G. A., & Conkle, A. (2013). The new gay domesticity: Homonormativity in ABC's brothers and sisters. In R. A. Lind (Ed.), Race/gender/class/media 3.0: Considering diversity across audiences, content, and producers (3rd ed., pp. 218-224). Boston: Pearson.

 

Student News third

Dr. Bell was recently selected by the German governmental organization DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) to present her research on higher education internationalization and equity.  She will be traveling to Berlin in June to participate in an international symposium on higher education internationalization policy and implementation.