CSSC Student Assistant, Kemisha Radford

Hello my name is Kemisha Radford. I am a Student Assistant for the Credential Student Services Center here at California State East Bay. I am majoring in Psychology with an emphasis in Cognitive Therapy and Behavior Modification. I am currently a McNair scholar furthering my research on women of neglect and how they mediate interpersonal skills into their children. I was drawn to the Credential Student Services Center because of their strife to provide students with services to help them obtain their credential. I understand the importance of an education and think this office is doing a wonderful service by providing students with this option.

CSSC Social Media Relations Assistant, David Bermudez

Hello, my name is David Bermudez. I am the Social Media Relations Assistant for the Credential Student Service Center (CSSC). I’m from Oakland, California and I am a Graphic Design Major entering my fourth year here at California State University, East Bay (CSUEB). I am currently president of Theta Chi Fraternity (ΘΧ) as well as Director of Philanthropy for the school’s Greek Council. The reason I decided to work for CSSC is because they were offering me a position that would benefit me in terms of reaching my career goals giving me hands-on experience in this forever lasting social networking era. I also decided to take this position because I wanted to open the mind of those who do not know whether or not they want to pursue a teaching career giving themselves options. Life is all about opportunity and I think being in social media will help people to hear and learn more about these opportunities.

CSSC Student Assistant, Ryan Phillips

To all of you who don’t know who I am my name is Ryan Phillips. I’m a music composition student and I work at CSSC as a student assistant. I’m also a future credential and Masters student and plan on teaching music for a living. I play French horn for the CSUEB Wind Symphony and am very excited to be going on tour starting tomorrow January 25^th to January 27^th. Traveling around northern California this year to multiple high schools and colleges the tour’s mission is recruitment and to encourage young students as well as students in community college to continue playing music. I’m also a member of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity Zeta Omicron chapter and a prior Elect Board Secretary. The skills I gained from my fraternity landed me a job as a student assistant and motivate me to pursue teaching. Rush DSP and if you are interested in being a future teacher from grades K through 12 I strongly encourage you to apply to the CSUEB credential program via CSSC.

CSSC Director, Laty Johnson

The most exciting part of my job is being able to work with all the different individuals involved in the professional preparation of educators. I am thrilled to be working at Cal State East Bay because we are in the heart of the Bay and offer an array of credential programs to serve all types of educators, and we do it well. It is my hope that all of our candidates feel well-supported by our office and well-prepared by our programs. We look forward to remaining in touch with all of our graduates.