Sally Botzler

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Contents 1 Contact information 2 Affiliations 3 Highest degree, field, and alma mater(s) 4 Expertise 5 Publications

[edit] Contact information

Email: sjb3@humboldt.edu

Phone: 707.826.3973

Office: GH214D

Personal website: www.humboldt.edu/~sjb3

[edit] Affiliations

Department(s):

• School of Education

HSU Programs:

Scholarly associations:

• Association of Teacher Educators (ATE), Multicultural Education Special Interest Group
• California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, Board of Institutional Reviewers
• California Coalition for Educational Renewal, Special Interest Group Chair
• California Council for Teacher Education, Vice President for ATE, 2000-2006
• National Association for Multicultural Education
• National Education Association
• California Faculty Association

[edit] Highest degree, field, and alma mater(s)

• Ph.D., Education, May 1989, University of Southern California, Los Angeles , CA
  • School of Education, Department of Policy, Planning, and Administration
  • Specialization: International/Intercultural Education
  • Supplementary Field: Curriculum and Instruction
  • Outside Field of Study: German Cultural History and Educational System
  • Dissertation: Preparing Students for Life in a Multicultural Society: Perceptions and Concerns of Educators in Two Western Democracies

• M.A. Education, June 1979, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA
  • Emphasis in Language/Reading Programs
  • Research Project: Portuguese-American Traditions in Arcata, California, a multimedia curriculum, integrating language arts and social science learning activities for students in grades K-8

• B.A. Education, June 1964, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

[edit] Expertise

• Education
• Teacher education
• Affective development
• Bilingual education
• Bicultural education
• Multicultural education

[edit] Publications

• Botzler, S. J. (1989, May). Preparing Students for Life in a Multicultural Society: Perceptions and Concerns of Educators in Two Western Democracies. Dissertation presented to the faculty of The Graduate School, University of Southern California , in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy (Education). School of Education's Scholarly Achievement Award, Outstanding Dissertation, 1989. 275 pp.
• Botzler, S. J. (1988, Spring). A step by step guide to educational information resources for teachers and school administrators in Humboldt County. Eureka, CA: Humboldt County Office of Education. 44 pp.
• Botzler, S. J. & Gardner, M. G. (1987, September). Substitute teacher handbook. Eureka, CA: Humboldt County Office of Education.
• Nethery, M. L. & Botzler, S. J. (1983, Fall Issue). Cultural exchange in a pluralistic society. Social Studies Review, 23 (1), 89-92.
• Botzler, S. J. (1981). The cultural exchange: Going one step further, a supplement for gifted and talented education. Eureka , CA: Humboldt County Office of Education. 13 pp.
• Botzler, S. J. (Ed.). (1980). The cultural exchange: Multicultural education resources available through the Humboldt Educational Resource Center. Eureka, CA: Humboldt County Office of Ed.
• Nethery, M. L., Burch, B., & Botzler, S. J. (1980). The cultural exchange: A cross-cultural and interdisciplinary multicultural education curriculum for grades 4-8. Eureka , CA: Humboldt County Office of Education. ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies Education ED 202 780 - ED 202 784.
• Botzler, S. J. (1979). Portuguese-American Traditions in Arcata, California, a multimedia curriculum for gr. K-8. Presented to faculty of the School of Education, Humboldt State University, in partial fulfillment of requirements for the MA Degree. Humboldt State University Council on Instructional Innovation Mini-Grant Award, 1978-79. 125 slides w/TG.