Cal Poly Humboldt Child Development

The Cal Poly Humboldt Child Development Lab is hiring for the position of Early Childhood Master Teacher. For the job announcement and details on how to apply, please follow the link.

Human Resources Details - Early Childhood Master Teacher Apply now Job no: 556347 Work type: Staff Location: Humboldt Categories: Excluded, Child/Youth Education and Development, Temporary, Full Time, On-site (work in-person at business location)

Congratulations, Bailey Tara Schultz, for all your accomplishments. We are looking forward to celebrating with you.

Congratulations, Lorene Lenhart, for all your accomplishments! We are looking forward to celebrating with you.

Congratulations to Cate Carlson, Child Development major and CDL Assistant Head Teacher! You are the winner of our Guess Who? contest in April!
Baby pictures of Child Development Department staff and faculty have been posted on the bulletin board outside of the department office. Major and minor students were invited to guess which baby picture belongs to which faculty/staff member during the month of April. All participants were placed in a drawing for a Cal Poly Humboldt t-shirt! Answers are: #1, Dr. Larisa Callaway-Cole #2: Dr. Meenal Rana #3 Isaac Coppock #4 Dr. Kishan Lara-Cooper #5 Dr. Hyun-Hyung You #6 Jennifer Mager #7 Lauren Parker
Thank you to all who participated!

Congratulations, Destinee Craw, for all your accomplishments! We are looking forward to celebrating with you.

Congratulations, Viola Marhsall, for all your accomplishments! We are looking forward to celebrating with you.

The Child Development Department recently won the University's Rooted & Rising door decorating contest in category of "Best Rooted"
Child Development, Indian Education
Harry Griffith Hall Room 218

The Child Development door was created by American Indian Education (AIE) students and the Child Development Team. A guiding philosophy of the Child Development Department is to embrace diversity by nurturing mulitogical thinking whereby multiple perspectives and worldviews can not only co-exist but can enrich each other. The hands on the door represent a worldview of a student while the fingertips represent their core values or self-concept. While "no two hands are exactly alike", difference is not a deficit, we can "embrace diversity". A second component to the door emphasizes "Rooted and Rising" by illustrating our department's commitment to valuing the resilience, trauma, and intergenerational strengths of the Wiyot- the original caretakers of the land which Cal Poly Humboldt resides, as well as the surrounding Indigenous communities.

-Dr. Kishan Lara-Cooper (Yurok/Hupa/Karuk), Professor/Chair and Team

Congratulations to Child Development & Family Relationships major Bailey Tara Schultz!

Congratulations, Desirae Andrews-Zuniga, for all your accomplishments! We are looking forward to celebrating with you.