Collaborating with leading partners allows the CSU to expand its impact through innovative projects and initiatives that strengthen educational pathways and prepare skilled, equity-minded teachers to educate California’s next generation.
Projects & Initiatives
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PAVE Toolkit: Pathways to Advance Visionary Educators
The PAVE Toolkit: Pathways for Advancing Visionary Educators is a resource designed to support and grow more educators by enhancing pathways between California Community Colleges (CCC) and California State Universities (CSU).
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Tiny Innovators: ECE STEAM Makerspace Toolkit (Beyond 100K STEM Teachers)
The Tiny Innovators Toolkit is designed to help educators, administrators, and stakeholders create hands-on, inquiry-driven spaces for young children to explore STEAM—Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics — in a developmentally appropriate way.
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UC/CSU Collaborative on Neuroscience, Diversity, and Learning
The UC|CSU Collaborative goal is to grow the knowledge and skills in all those who impact the experience of diverse learners in school, ensuring that everyone has access to trusted information to inform decision-making and practice.
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UC/CSU Environmental and Climate Change Literacy Projects (ECCLPs)
Advancing PK-12 climate and environmental literacy, justice and action through an innovative partnership between the UC-CSU systems
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California Subject Matter Projects (CSMP)
The California Subject Matter Project (CSMP) seeks to improve student learning through discipline-specific, research-based, sustained professional learning and leadership programs for TK-16 educators.
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Council for Bilingual Educator Preparation (CBEP)
The Council on Bilingual Teacher Educator Preparation (CBEP) convenes teacher educators across CSU campuses to coordinate, collaborate, and recruit teacher candidates for their campuses’ respective teacher education programs.
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CSU Educator Preparation Toolkit
The CSU is committed to eliminating the state's teacher shortage so that all public school students have access to well-prepared teachers who represent the range of identities found among students in California's public schools.