Thank You and Congratulations, Dean Young!
Dear LMU Community: With mixed emotions, I share that LMU School of Education Dean Michelle D. Young will be leaving LMU to become the next dean of the Berkeley School of Education at UC…
School of Education Honors Californian Superintendent Tony Thurmond, Plus Students and Alumni, at 2023 Awards Ceremony
On Sunday, April 30, the LMU School of Education community gathered to celebrate its 2023 awards, which recognized students, alumni, and other educators whose scholarship and work exemplify the school’s vision and mission. Superintendent…
LMU Business and Education Programs Shine in U.S. News “Best Grad Schools” Rankings
Loyola Marymount University’s stellar business and education programs earned high marks and made gains in the 2023-24 U.S. News & World Report “Best Grad Schools” rankings released today, April 25, 2023. LMU College of…
What Do Black Students Need from Principals?
Wallace Foundation Blog: Good principal preparation and principal leadership are not only key elements in the success of students, but are also imperative for the social, emotional, and academic lives of Black students in…
LMU School of Education Offers Its First Undergraduate Degree Program
The LMU School of Education has added its first undergraduate degree to its program offerings with the addition of the Education and Learning Sciences (Liberal Studies) BA, previously housed under the LMU Bellarmine College…
Random Acts of Kindness: The Gifts that Keeps on Giving
William D. Parham, Ph.D., ABPP, is a professor in the counseling program at LMU School of Education. His expertise in sport psychology, multicultural counseling, trauma counseling, and health psychology have made him widely known…
State Bill Proposed to Protect Recess
Ani Shabazian, professor of elementary and secondary education in LMU School of Education and director of the LMU Children’s Center, spoke to ABC-7 about the benefits of recess for school children. Source: ABC-7 State…
