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Janna Bernstein

Second Semester Begins with the Ultimate Question

Posted by Janna Bernstein on February 9, 2012 at 10:58 AM

THIS MONTH MARKS THE BEGINNING of my second semester in the Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs (PASA) program! More readings, research, and writing! I cannot believe that I have already completed one semester of my graduate program. My, how the time flies! One of my professors this semester asked us about our educational philosophy and how it influences our professional development. I felt this question to be at the center of why one chooses to pursue a career in student affairs. I am always fascinated by my professors' questions and feel so fortunate to be in this ever-evolving field filled with innovative professionals.

Category: PASA (Student Affairs)

Contributors

Briana Weiland

2nd year PASA
B.A. Communication, Minor in German Studies
University of California, Santa Barbara '08

Lindsey Fogleman

2nd year PASA
BA Human Development
UC San Diego '08

Jonathan Wang

2nd year PASA
B.S. Management Science
UC San Diego '07

Mary Nguyen

2nd year PASA
B.A. Philosophy, Minor Humanities and Law
UC Irvine '10

Steve Antonie

2nd Year PASA
B.A. Psychology
San Diego State University '10

Diana Moreno

1st year Educational Counseling
B.A. Ethnic Studies
UC San Diego '08

Allison Taka

2nd year Educational Counseling
B.A. Sociology, minor in Education
UCLA '10

Sarah Holdren

Ed.D., 2nd year
University of Southern California, 2007
Master’s in Postsecondary Education and Student Affairs
University of Southern California, 2002
Bachelor’s in Theatre

Ben Logan

3rd year PASA
B.A. Philosophy
Biola University '02

Sofia Janney-Roberts

Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs, 1st Year
cripps College, 2011
Bachelor’s in Psychology

Juana Escobar

Educational Counseling, First Year
University of Southern California, Class of 2011
Bachelor’s in Communication

Lauren Ford

2nd Year PASA
BSBA, Marketing
Xavier University (Ohio) '08

Breanne Tcheng

Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs, 1st Year
University of California - San Diego, 2010
Bachelor’s in Communications

Janna Bernstein

Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs, First-Year
University of Southern California, 2011
Bachelor’s in Psychology

Jane Rosenthal

Ed.D. (Educational Psychology), 3rd Year
University of California Santa Cruz, 2001
Bachelor’s in Linguistics & Education
University of Pennsylvania, 2003
Masters in Educational Linguistics

Alicia Kaptein

Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs, 2nd Year
University of Connecticut, 2009
Bachelor’s in Communications

Isabel Morales

Ed.D, 1st year,
University of California Los Angeles, 2005
Masters in Education
University of California Los Angeles, 2002
Bachelor’s in Sociology & Chicana/o Studies

Jamie Cascia

Marriage and Family Therapy, 1st Year
University of California - Berkeley, 2008
Bachelor’s in English

Chase King

Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs, 1st Year
University of Southern California, 2008
Bachelor’s in Psychology

Patricia Calbay

Marriage and Family Therapy, 1st year
University of California, Irvine, 2010
Bachelor’s in Psychology and Social Behavior

Sheva Miran

Marriage and Family Therapy, 1st year
University of California - Los Angeles, 2010
Bachelor’s in English Literature

Megan Olsen

Marriage and Family Therapy, 1st year
University of San Francisco
Bachelor’s in Communication Studies

Vivika Demel

Educational Counseling, 1st year
University of Southern California, 2011
Bachelor’s in International Relations and Sociology

Lee Desser

2nd year PASA
B.A. English
The College of William and Mary '10

Kristin Cowles

MFT, 1st year
B.A., English Literature
University of San Diego '91