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Fielding University Press
Fielding University Press is a publisher of academic books across a variety of disciplines. Its catalog is grounded in the PhD programs and research by faculty and students of Fielding Graduate University, as well as scholars and researchers worldwide.
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Latest Publications from Fielding University Press
- The Transformative Power of Learning: 50 Years of Lifelong Learning at Fielding Graduate Universityadmin2024-01-26T09:10:29-08:00
- Leadership Starts with You: A Leader’s Quest for Leadership Excellenceadmin2023-06-30T12:43:26-07:00
- Leadership in Sustainability: Perspectives on Research, Policy, and Practiceadmin2021-08-23T23:12:11-07:00
- Real Characters – The psychology of parasocial relationships with media charactersadmin2021-08-23T23:12:43-07:00
Marie Fielder Center for Democracy, Leadership, and Education
The mission of the Marie Fielder Center for Democracy, Leadership, and Education is to encourage research that addresses today’s educational and social problems. The Center provides a multidisciplinary and inter-school space for Fielding’s faculty, students, and alumni across all disciplines to engage in research, public discourse, and advocacy on the advancement of social democracy, leadership, and education.
About Dr. Marie Fielder
Dr. Marie Fielder was one of the most influential women in the history of California education.
Dr. Marie Fielder was one of the most influential women in the history of California education. Through her vision and commitment to justice throughout her lifetime and 60-year career, Dr. Fielder inspired many and left an indelible mark on the entire nation.
She was the first African American woman with a doctorate to teach in the San Francisco Bay Area and one of the first researchers who documented cultural bias in IQ tests. She helped the Berkeley public schools become the first in the nation to desegregate through two-way busing—one of her proudest accomplishments. She was also a member of the Founding Board of Trustees at Fielding.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Dr. Fielder contributed to the work of such civil rights leaders as Martin Luther King Jr. and Whitney Young. She also advised numerous government and civil-rights organizations.
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