Publishing Your Dissertation: A Workshop with FUP’s Jean-Pierre Isbouts, D. Litt., on March. 6

2025-02-21T14:22:26-08:00

Publishing Your Dissertation: A Workshop with FUP’s Jean-Pierre Isbouts, D. Litt., on March. 6 The Fielding community is invited to join a workshop with Fielding University Press Managing Editor Jean-Pierre Isbouts, D. Litt. In this workshop, Dr. Isbouts will show you how to craft a compelling narrative for a general readership based on the data of your dissertation research. You will also learn how to develop a book proposal for submission to FUP or any other publisher, including a number of self-publishing alternatives, and strategies for securing peer review endorsements. Thursday, March 6 Time: 10 a.m. PST | 1 p.m. [...]

Publishing Your Dissertation: A Workshop with FUP’s Jean-Pierre Isbouts, D. Litt., on March. 62025-02-21T14:22:26-08:00

Fielding Alum Dr. Monique Couvson Named to TIME’s 2025 list of The Closers

2025-02-21T14:24:02-08:00

Fielding Alum Dr. Monique Couvson Named to TIME’s 2025 List of The Closers TIME has honored Fielding alum, Monique Couvson, Ed.D. (2013), by naming her to its prestigious 2025 list of 'The Closers', which recognizes 25 Black leaders who are driving impactful change by working to close racial equity gaps. This year’s honorees — which include actor Niecy Nash-Betts, CNN's Sara Sidner, Senator Raphael Warnock, and Olympian Gabby Thomas, among others represent a powerful cohort of innovators, activists, and visionaries dedicated to addressing systemic inequities and championing justice and progress. Dr. Couvson joins this influential group for her unwavering commitment [...]

Fielding Alum Dr. Monique Couvson Named to TIME’s 2025 list of The Closers2025-02-21T14:24:02-08:00

How Artificial Intelligence Shapes How We Think, Act, and Connect

2025-02-11T10:01:12-08:00

AI can influence decisions, beliefs, and behaviors, and we don't notice. Key points AI-driven personalization subtly shapes what we see, believe, and buy. AI amplifies sensational social media content that spreads misinformation and fuels echo chambers. AI literacy is the skills to identify AI's persuasive tactics and make intentional and informed choices. We are in the middle of a digital transformation. Despite the headlines, the biggest issues are not TikTok’s survival, screen time, or cell phone bans. These are just symptoms of a deeper cultural shift—one driven by the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI). AI is a game-changer because, unlike previous technologies, [...]

How Artificial Intelligence Shapes How We Think, Act, and Connect2025-02-11T10:01:12-08:00

Fielding Graduate University Second Annual Qualitative Research Virtual Conference

2025-02-06T09:00:47-08:00

Core Qualitative Approaches and Methodological Innovations Hosted by Faculty, Lauren Mizock, Ph.D. Author: Lauren Mizock The second annual Fielding Graduate University Qualitative Research Conference is a public-facing, free, daylong training featuring 5 leaders developing new theoretical or methodological approaches in qualitative methodology. Planned topic areas will include talks from several leaders in key qualitative methodologies: constructivist grounded theory (per Heidi Levitt), narrative research (Ruthellen Josselson), phenomenology (Nisha Gupta), and thematic analysis (Virginia Braun), and intersectional qualitative research (Jennifer Esposito). This webinar will be made open to those within and outside of Fielding, hosted by the Bay Area Professional Development Seminar [...]

Fielding Graduate University Second Annual Qualitative Research Virtual Conference2025-02-06T09:00:47-08:00

Recovering Black Storytelling in Qualitative Research: Endarkened Storywork

2025-02-05T12:12:34-08:00

Recovering Black Storytelling in Qualitative Research: Endarkened Storywork The Black Student Association (BSA) and Dr. Lauren Mizock, The Ruthellen Josselson in Qualitative Inquiry invites you to join a virtual event with Dr. Stephanie Toliver to discuss her award-winning book, “Recovering Black Storytelling in Qualitative Research: Endarkened Storywork” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, at 4:00 PM PST/7:00 PM EST.  A special thank you to Dr. Mizock for securing a copy of Dr. Toliver’s book for Fielding students and faculty only. The book can be accessed here: Recovering Black Storytelling in Qualitative Research. About Dr. Stephanie R. Toliver Dr. Stephanie R. [...]

Recovering Black Storytelling in Qualitative Research: Endarkened Storywork2025-02-05T12:12:34-08:00

The Future of Navajo Education: Volume 2

2025-02-06T14:13:15-08:00

The Future of Navajo Education: Volume 2 By Marlen Bautista "For our people to be successful, we need to pursue Navajo educational sovereignty. We must empower our students to learn, adapt, and educate themselves using our language." — Dr. Buu Nygren, President, The Navajo Nation The Future of Navajo Education: Volume 2 presents the transformative ways Navajo educators leverage both traditional knowledge and modern educational resources to advocate for organizational change and strengthen Navajo educational sovereignty. The book features scholarly research rooted in the educational philosophy of the Navajo people, emphasizing social responsibility and community service. Authored by Fielding Graduate [...]

The Future of Navajo Education: Volume 22025-02-06T14:13:15-08:00

Rebirth & Transformation in the Face of Cancer, 12 Days of Cancer from Patent Leather Shoes to Pearls  

2025-02-05T07:35:49-08:00

Rebirth & Transformation in the Face of Cancer, Fielding University Press’ 12 Days of Cancer from Patent Leather Shoes to Pearls   By: Fielding News and Kavita Freeman 12 Days of Cancer Cancer is often perceived as a defeating battle often accompanied by hopelessness and a robbery of vitality. But for Kavita, a cancer survivor, it was a transformation of untapped human connection and resilience. What started as a casual mention of a small indentation during a routine doctor’s visit led to a life-altering diagnosis testing her strength. Kavita Freeman, a Fielding Graduate University administrator released a powerful [...]

Rebirth & Transformation in the Face of Cancer, 12 Days of Cancer from Patent Leather Shoes to Pearls  2025-02-05T07:35:49-08:00

Honoring a Legacy: Fielding’s Longest-Serving President, Dr. Katrina S. Rogers, Retires

2025-02-04T08:10:46-08:00

A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Welcome to 2025! I begin this year’s Letter from the President with two quotes for collective consideration. Maslow’s remark calls to mind a person with a foot poised over a path, about to decide: forward or back, into change or not? Mandela’s statement reminds us that the vehicle of change is education. In a similar spirit of reflection, I took time at the end of December to write about the passing of the year just concluded and the possible road ahead for Fielding. I often think of the saying attributed to Buddha that the past [...]

Honoring a Legacy: Fielding’s Longest-Serving President, Dr. Katrina S. Rogers, Retires2025-02-04T08:10:46-08:00

Inclusive Excellence Summit – February 19

2025-02-18T07:45:58-08:00

You are invited to the Inclusive Excellence Summit Thursday, February 19, 2025, from 8–9:30 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. ET on Zoom. The Summit will offer perspectives into where Fielding has grown, where we are now, and where we are headed. This will be an opportune time to hear from President John L. Bennett, Ph.D. Together, we will explore our collective commitment to student success, academic engagement, and advancing social and ecological justice through a human rights lens. Please use this Zoom link: https://fielding-edu.zoom.us/s/85811548603 R.S.V.P. and receive event reminders

Inclusive Excellence Summit – February 192025-02-18T07:45:58-08:00

Psychology Faculty Dr. Konjit Page Awarded the 2025 Diversity Award from the NCSPP

2025-01-28T14:42:16-08:00

Dr. Konjit V. Page, Ph.D. Clinical psychology faculty member Dr. Konjit Page was awarded the 2025 Diversity Award from the National Council of Schools and Programs in Psychology (NCSPP) during its annual conference in January 2025. The award reads "In recognition of contributions to education, scholarship, and mentorship for sexual orientation and gender diversity with a deep commitment to addressing race, intersectionality, and systemic inequalities. The National Council of Schools and Programs in Psychology proudly confers the 2025 Diversity Award to Dr. Konjit Page" NCSPP Founded in 1976, National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology is [...]

Psychology Faculty Dr. Konjit Page Awarded the 2025 Diversity Award from the NCSPP2025-01-28T14:42:16-08:00
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