Donna Ford Attallah College of Educational Studies

Roxanne Greitz Miller, Ed.D., Dean

Keith Howard, Ph.D., Associate Dean and Director of the Ph.D. in Education Program

Scot Danforth, Ph.D., Assistant Dean for Research

Kelly Kennedy, Ph.D., Director of Counseling and School Psychology Programs

Trisha Sugita, Ph.D., Director of Teacher Education Programs

Jillian Wood, Ph.D., Director of Undergraduate Education Programs

Professors: Alters, Busse, Cardinal, Danforth, Grogan, Howard, Hunter, Miller, R.G.;

Distinguished Professor: McLaren;

Associate Professors: Allen, Cosier, Curwen, De Pedro, Kennedy, Maier, Miller, W., Monzó;

Assistant Professors: Abdou, Barnhart, Cuevas, Griffiths, Kong, Miles Nash;

Instructional Assistant Professors: Ardell, Kirkemo, Maupin, Rodriguez, Sugita, Warren, Wood.

The mission of Chapman University’s Attallah College of Educational Studies is to ensure inclusive and equitable opportunities for all students. In order to improve educational outcomes for all students, we strive to prepare and support the next generation of culturally responsive educators, school-based mental health professionals, and scholars.

Our undergraduate and graduate programs integrate academic coursework and hands-on training to provide students with an excellent foundation for work in schools, communities, or healthcare settings. Through teaching, scholarship, and collaboration with local communities on various civic engagement initiatives, Attallah College students, alumni, and faculty strive to make a more just world.

For additional information regarding Attallah College graduate programs and teaching credentials, please review the Attallah College section in the Graduate catalog.

Degrees

Bachelor of Arts

• Integrated Educational Studies, B.A.

Minor

Integrated Program

Courses

Education

Integrated Educational Studies

Leadership Studies

Master of Arts in Curriculum Instruction