Program Faculty
Browse below to learn more about faculty in the Division of Curriculum and Instruction (C&I) who teach and coordinator courses in the Multiple Subject (MS) Teaching Credential Program. We look forward to supporting your teacher preparation and professional journey!
Paula Arvedson, Ph.D.
EDEL 4170 Math Methods, EDEL 4190 Social Studies
EDEL 4170 Math Methods, EDEL 4190 Social Studies
Mario Castaneda, Ed.D.
EDEL 4190 Social Studies
EDEL 4190 Social Studies
Anna Chee, Ph.D.
EDEL 4150 Reading Methods (Course Coordinator), EDEL 4010 English Language Development
EDEL 4150 Reading Methods (Course Coordinator), EDEL 4010 English Language Development
Joan C. Fingon, Ed. D.
MS Coordinator
Daniel Garzon, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Verónica González, Ph.D.
EDEL 4010 English Language Development (Course Coordinator)
Directed Teaching University Supervisor
EDEL 4010 English Language Development (Course Coordinator)
Directed Teaching University Supervisor
Jamie Marsh, Ph.D.
Multiple Subject (MS) Teaching Credential Program Coordinator
Multiple Subject (MS) Teaching Credential Program Coordinator
EDEL 4160 Writing/Language Arts Methods (Course Coordinator)
*Please contact our Program Advisors listed above for all program inquiries.
*Please contact our Program Advisors listed above for all program inquiries.
Socorro Orozco, Ed.D.
EDEL 4170 Math Methods (Course Coordinator)
Directed Teaching University Supervisor
EDEL 4170 Math Methods (Course Coordinator)
Directed Teaching University Supervisor
Kimberly Persiani, Ed.D.
C&I Division Chair
EDCI 4000, EDEL 4020, EDEL 4190, EDEL 4880/4890, EDEL 4881 (Course Coordinator)
C&I Division Chair
EDCI 4000, EDEL 4020, EDEL 4190, EDEL 4880/4890, EDEL 4881 (Course Coordinator)
Sharon Ulanoff, Ph.D.
C&I Chair
Lili Zhou, Ph.D.
EDEL 4170 Math Methods, Directed Teaching University Supervisor
Program Advisors
As a part of our teaching credential programs in the College of Education, students receive individual advisement and instruction from program/credential advisors in the Office for Student Services (OSS). For more information regarding the Multiple Subject Teaching Credential Program, contact one of the following advisors:
