Our Mission
We encourage and support students from underrepresented categories to apply to our program. The mission of the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Program (TRRP) is to increase the diversity pool and total number of students enrolling in undergraduate or post-baccalaureate teacher preparation programs. TRRP helps guide future teachers through the credential program application process and provides financial aid information and credential examination preparation resources. Additionally, TRRP supports future teachers in developing the skills necessary to succeed educationally and professionally.
Services offered through the Stan State Teacher Recruitment and Retention Program (TRRP):
- Information sessions on careers in teaching and Stan State credentialing programs (TRRP Brochure.pdf)
- One-on-one advising and support
- Opportunities for paid early field experiences in teaching (i.e.; tutoring positions in area schools)
- Professional development opportunities
- Financial Aid information for teacher candidates (Financial Aid Office)
- TEACH Grant information
- Preparation resources for CSETs
TRRP Brochure.pdf
California Basic Education Skills Test (CBEST) and California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET) Advising and Support
- CBEST & CSET resources/materials preparation page
- Scheduled Stan State CBEST Workshops
- For CBEST and CSET information, registration and practice exams visit the California Educator Credentialing Examinations website
Official Website, California Subject Examination for Teachers (CSET)
On this site you will find up-to-date CSET testing and registration information, test preparation materials, and services that enable you to register and obtain unofficial test results online.
Official Website, California Basic Education Skills Test (CBEST)
On this site you will find up-to-date CBEST testing and registration information, test preparation materials, and services that enable you to register and obtain unofficial test results online.
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Teacher Recruitment and Retention Office Contact Information
Building Location:
Demergasso-Bava Hall
See Building #21: Map
Office Suite:
DBH 305 – 307: See Map
Phone: (209) 667-3589
Email: stanteach@csustan.edu or Administrative Staff, Veronica Rodriguez-Pulido at mpulido6@csustan.edu
Credential Services Contact Information
Building Location:
Demergasso-Bava Hall
See Building #21: Map
Office Suite:
DBH 303: See Map
Phone: (209) 667-3534
Email: Credentials@csustan.edu
- For credential program prerequisite and application information sessions
- Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP) prerequisites
- Single Subject Credential Program (SSCP) prerequisites
- Education Specialist Credential Program (ESCP) prerequisites
- MSCP, SSCP, & ESCP: Application and Forms
- Credential Services
| Department/ Major | Advisor | Office Location | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Dr. Miller-Anotino |
C-215C |
(209) 667-3604 |
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Art (SMPP)** |
Dr. Robin |
A-037 |
(209) 667-3432 |
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Dr. Fleming |
N-261 |
(209) 664-6932 |
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Dr. Nhu-Y- Stessman |
N-363 |
(209) 667-3555 |
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All Instructors |
C-231 |
(209) 667-3386 |
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English (SMPP)** |
Dr. Foreman |
DBH-269 |
(209) 664-6509 |
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Dr. Eudey |
C-107 |
(209) 664-6673 |
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Dr.Ferriz |
N-158 |
(209) 667-3874 |
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Dr. Weikart |
C-118E |
(209) 667-3522 |
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|
Kinesiology (SMPP)** |
Dr. Hall |
F-142 |
(209) 667-3325 |
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Liberal Studies |
All Ins |
DBH 300 |
(209) 667-3749 |
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Mathematics (SMPP)** |
Dr. Johannsdottir |
S-11 |
(209) 667-6547 |
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|
Dr. Kavasch |
M-3A |
(209) 667-3422 |
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|
Dr. Winfree |
L-185K |
(209) 664-6669 |
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Department |
N-164 |
(209) 667-3466 |
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All Instructors |
C-231 |
(209) 667-3386 |
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Social Science (SMPP)** |
Dr. Chau-Pu Chiang |
C-102A |
(209) 667-3665 |
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Spanish (SMPP)** |
Dr. Bargetto-Andres |
DBH-243 |
(209) 667-3789 |
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|
Dr. Mayer |
D-15A |
(209) 667-3452 |
jmayer@csustan.edu |
Stanislaus State offers state approved Subject Matter Preparation Programs (SMPP) in the areas/majors of Art, English, Kinesiology, Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Spanish. Subject Matter Preparation Programs are undergraduate teacher preparation majors that meet [single] subject matter competency requirements. Students who graduate from a SMPP are not required to take the California Subject Matter Examinations (CSET's) as they will have met subject matter competency requirements through coursework.
Subject Matter Preparation Program (SMPP):
Adding a Teaching or Content Area to a Multiple Subject OR Single Subject Credential
Updated: September 19, 2024