College of Education News

May 1st COVID-19 Update

May 7, 2020

While this semester has been remarkably challenging, our students, faculty and staff have shown extraordinary tenacity and ability to adapt to these challenges. COVID-19 is a vicious foe that can strike even when you are doing everything you can to slow its spread. Read the full message from CSUN President Harrison

Free Counseling Sessions for CSUN Students through June 30

April 21, 2020

The Mitchell Family Counseling Clinic is providing free counseling sessions for CSUN students through June 30, 2020. In response to the COVID-19 epidemic, we continuing to offer counseling sessions via video and/or telephone conference. We are here to support CSUN students with the unique challenges faced during the stay-at-home order. Read more

Become a State Certified Sexual Assault Counselor

April 21, 2020

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MFT Students and Community: Attend our 60-hour virtual training and become a State Certified Sexual Assault Counselor.

Volunteer sexual assault counselors provide:

- Crisis counseling on our 24-hour hotline and onsite emotional support at medical exams, police stations and courts to survivors of sexual violence.
- One 6.5 hour hotline shift per week.
- Attend monthly advocate supervision.
- Counselors do not need any previous training or experience.
MFT Volunteers will also:
- Facilitate individual and group counseling for survivors of trauma

Submit the application to internship@strengthunited.org Read more

StrengthUnited lobbies Elected Officials for support of Family Justice Center’s

April 17, 2020

At the beginning of March, StrengthUnited visited with our local State Elected Officials and their staff in Sacramento. We went to the capital to lobby in support of a one-time 10 million dollar budget request for continued state funding for Family Justice Centers (FJC) across California, authored by Assemblymember Tim Grayson. At the moment, California is home to 24 centers, with 10 centers opening in the near future. StrengthUnited opened the first FJC in Los Angeles County and is located in Van Nuys, California.... Read more

Pride United Virtual Talk Series: Relationships and Consent

April 15, 2020

Pride United’s next virtual presentation is scheduled for April 29th from 10:30 am-12:00 pm and will focus on Relationships, Consent, and Boundaries. This presentation is open to everyone, and we hope you can RSVP through https://pridetalkseries.eventbrite.com/ or by email Read more

Weekly Virtual Office Hours: Homework Support

April 15, 2020

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StrengthUnited will be offering Virtual Office Hours Via ZOOM.
Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
Please RSVP to the email provided Read more

Instructional and Self-Care Resources

April 8, 2020

Please explore these instructional and self-care resources to support you during this time of the coronavirus crisis. Read more

Important Fall 2020 Admission Information

April 2, 2020

Due to the state guidance requiring social distancing practices, a growing number of services being unavailable, and the suspension of test delivery of the CBEST and CSET, the admission requirements for credential applicants for fall 2020 have been amended. Read more

Revised Application Process for Early Childhood Program

April 1, 2020

New application deadline is May 1, 2020. Please email your personal statement, electronic versions of all your undergraduate transcripts, and a current resume. You will be interviewed by a team of faculty and current students via Zoom. Read more

Accelerating to Virtual Instruction and Social Distancing for Students and Employees

March 17, 2020

Alternate learning modalities have now been extended through the entirety of the spring semester. Effective as a soon as possible but no later than the end of day Friday, March 20, staff who are not directly instructed to work on campus in person should not come to campus. CSUN will maintain Student Housing and CSUN Dining under these emergency circumstances so long as there is a need to do so, but Student Housing residents who can are encouraged to explore alternate living arrangements. Commencement exercises, hooding ceremonies, and department/credential receptions have been postponed until after the pandemic crisis subsides. Read the full message from President Harrison

Michael D. Eisner College of Education

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