How Pacific Oaks Prepares Early Childhood Educators to Support the Whole Child
Explore how Pacific Oaks equips future educators with trauma-informed strategies, emergent curriculum, and culturally responsive teaching to support every child.
Explore how Pacific Oaks equips future educators with trauma-informed strategies, emergent curriculum, and culturally responsive teaching to support every child.
Along with financial hardship, people living in poverty face physical, mental, and emotional trauma. Social workers are uniquely positioned to help overcome it.
Dr. Patricia A. Breen, President of Pacific Oaks College & Children’s School, introduces the theme of the spring 2017 issue of Voices magazine: inclusion.
Pacific Oaks Children’s School is proud to announce the reopening of its lab school, reestablishing an important aspect of its legacy.
Alumna Kaya Plansker is helping to strengthen a community network at the helm of Leadership Pasadena.
The legacy of Pacific Oaks is measured in the combined impact of both the college and the children’s school to build a trusting, loving community that extends far beyond their respective walls.
Does everyone on your screen look like you? TV and movie stars run Hollywood, but they also affect how we see ourselves.
Four years after receiving a grant from the federal government as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), Pacific Oaks College has received a second grant to bolster its efforts.
Building on its first successful year of serving students at Pacific Oaks, the Student Success Center is expanding its impact.
One of the founders of Voices magazine shares her reflections nearly 30 years later.
Ten days abroad gave Pacific Oaks students a new perspective on the global immigration crisis and a new tool with which to practice their profession: compassion.
Ruben Cortez, Ed.D., seeks to improve the online teaching experience using virtual reality.
