College of Education, Counseling and Ethnic Studies

Laura Alamillo, Dean
Stevenson Hall, Suite 2100
(707) 664-2132 ​

The mission of the College of Education, Counseling, and Ethnic Studies at Sonoma State University is to advance excellence in the education and counseling professions, and to prepare students to become leaders and advocates for social justice. Central to this mission is the offering of exemplary professional education programs based on sound theory and practice, current research, appreciation for diversity, and respect for all learners. It also includes the College’s active role in the social and educational growth of the communities we serve through various partnerships, projects, and initiatives. Our interdisciplinary programs are dedicated to providing students with critical thinking and leadership skills that will help them navigate the multicultural, multiracial, and multilingual global landscape. The College of Education, Counseling, and Ethnic Studies provides programs for students seeking a BA degree, preliminary credentials, certificates, specialist credentials, and graduate degrees.

Department of Counseling   

Department of Early Childhood Studies   

School of Teacher Education and Leadership   

School of Ethnic Studies and Languages

Hutchins School of Liberal Studies