Traveling Learning Clusters 2019
2019 Learning Cluster students researched and studied in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Miami with support from the Nieves Family Foundation.
2019 Learning Cluster students researched and studied in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Miami with support from the Nieves Family Foundation.
Ana Schugurensky, class of 2020, reports on her experience attending and presenting at the 2019 SPSA conference.
The opening of our new Fall 2018 semester at Soka University of America featured a number of festive welcoming events for both new faculty and new students. Throughout the day on September 5, a ...
The 2018 Learning Cluster Fair, highlighted impressive field and service-learning Soka University students participate in over the 3.5-week winter block period. Students experienced what it...
European Urbanism is often held up as a superior example to the sprawling, suburban-oriented way of life in the United States. Urban planners point to more compact and less car-dependent cities that o...
Amigos de Bolsa Chica, a nonprofit environmental organization based in Huntington Beach CA, turns 40 this year. The story of the Amigos de Bolsa Chica is as rich as the land itself. In 1976, a group o...
Born and raised in Romania, Thea and her family escaped the communist dictatorship in 1987 and immigrated to the US. In 1995, Thea received an MFA from the University of Washington. For the next few y...
Mr. Wells is Director of the Green Urbanism Program for Global Green USA, a national non-profit organization headquartered in Santa Monica. He works with municipalities, affordable housing developers,...
Q&A with Katelynn Jankowiak '20
All the underclassmen are kind of like my little siblings! It makes me feel more responsible and I want to be a good role model for them.
Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Culture
I have always looked at my job . . . as a guide who strives to conduct students toward the appreciation of the language and the acceptance of different cultural aspects.