Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education presents Ed Week 2026. Ed Week is an opportunity for the campus community to learn about the impact of earning a credential or degree in education while providing a spotlight for students and alumni to shine. All Titans are invited to participate in Ed Week programming from Oct. 19-22.
For questions regarding Ed Week, contact Amir Woods at [email protected] or Dominique Dominguez at [email protected].
Give back during Ed Week
Help the College of Education support Cal State Fullerton’s Basic Needs Services by donating gently worn professional attire.
The center is currently in urgent need of donations of gently worn professional attire, including suits, blazers, dress shirts, dress pants, skirts, dresses and ties. Donation bins are located at College Park, Room 500 and Engineering Building, Room 379.
Oct. 19
The Just, Equitable and Inclusive Education Showcase, hosted by the JEIE Committee, will take place in the Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion from 5-6 p.m. During the showcase, teams of faculty, staff, and students share some of their work in just, equitable, and inclusive education. In this interactive space, attendees can explore various tables to learn more about practices across different programs, disciplines and contexts. The event is an opportunity to engage in dialogue about shared goals of learning and advocacy at every stage of education.
Oct. 20
Hosted by the Center for Careers in Teaching, the Future Educator Expo will take place in the Quad from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Join the College of Education students, faculty, advisers, and staff to learn about credential, master’s, and doctoral programs, and connect with student organizations and programs for future teachers.
The Career Center will host “Educator Employer Insights & Networking for Future Teachers” from 5-6 p.m. in the Pollak Library, Room 403. Join representatives from K–12 school districts to learn what today’s employers are looking for in future educators and education professionals. Through a panel discussion, guided networking and interactive conversations, students will gain valuable career insights while building professional connections with potential employers.
Oct. 21
The Pollak Library will host an event titled, “Work Smarter, Not Harder: AI for Literature Reviews” from noon to 1 p.m. in the Pollak Library, Room 103. Learn how to create more effective literature reviews by combining strong search strategies in library databases with AI tools. This workshop will cover techniques for finding scholarly sources, refining database searches, and using AI as an organizational tool and thought partner to organize, synthesize, and identify themes and gaps in the literature. Participants will leave with practical strategies to make the literature review process more efficient and effective.
Hosted by the Bilingual Authorization Program, the “Opening Doors for Linguistic Inclusion” panel from 5:15-6:15 p.m. will feature a panel of former program students who will share their experiences and how to develop linguistically inclusive classrooms where students can use their full linguistic repertoires.
Both events will be available on Zoom. Visit the Education Week web page for the links.
Oct. 22
The Inter-Club Council will host “Titans in College of Ed” in the Pollak Library, Room 403 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come connect with the College of Education community. Meet fellow Titans during a mixer-style social, learn how the Education Inter-Club Council supports students throughout their academic journey and build connections with students across the college. Prospective students will also have the chance to hear directly from current COE and urban learning students, ask questions, and get an inside look at the program and the student experience.
The Ed.D. Research Symposium will take place in the Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Third-year Ed.D. candidates will share research proposals still taking shape and invite attendees to provide feedback, with the work framed in language that disrupts and heals. Rooted in equity and educational leadership, the evening rests on a simple belief: change grows where curiosity and courage show up in the same room.