California Association for Developmental Education (CalADE)

What's New

CalADE members elected new officers at the 2nd Annual CalADE Fall Conference.  See below for details. 

Calendar

CalADE Documents


Membership Information

You can become a member of CalADE today!  If your institute is already a member, you can complete the following form and mail to the address on the form: CalADE Membership Application - Institution Paid.doc.  The following institutions have institutional membership: 

City College of San Francisco
College of the Canyons
College of the Sequoias
Crafton Hills College
Cypress College
Diablo Valley College
Modesto Junior College
Orange Coast College
San Joaquin Delta College
Sierra College
Taft College
Yuba College

If your college is not an institutional member, you can complete the following form to become an individual member or an institutional member: CalADE Membership Application.doc

CalADE Board

President:
Sylvia Garcia-Navarrete, Reading
Southwestern College

President-Elect:
Rebecca Rudd, Citrus College, English

Secretary:
Janice Takahashi, Counseling
San Joaquin Delta College

Treasurer:
Stephanie Collier, Mathematics
College of Sequoias

Four-year Institution Chair:
Mary Little, Reading
University of the Pacific

Two-year Institution Chair:
Evelyn Biler Menz, BSMA
Assistant Professor, English
Mt. San Jacinto College-SJCampus

Past President:
Beverly Van Citters, Language Arts
Citrus College

Our Purpose

 

The purpose of the California Association for Developmental Education shall be to promote the following goals within the State of California:

1. To provide visibility and significance to basic skills and developmental education programs and their support services through a professional group of practitioners in postsecondary education institutions;

2. To promote support for basic skills and developmental education programming;

3. To provide a means for identification and interaction with fellow professionals in basic skills and developmental education areas;

4. To provide an informational channel for postsecondary basic skills and developmental education faculty, administrators, and staff;

5. To provide faculty and staff development activities for sharing of professional methods, techniques and strategies;

6. To identify and initiate solutions for issues and concerns rising from basic skills and developmental education services within postsecondary institutions;

7. To promote cooperation and communication between secondary and postsecondary institutions in the area of developmental education; and

8. To serve as an advocate for issues related to funding, assessment policies, practices, and procedures, and to the development and advancement of basic skills and developmental education programs.

Related Sites

Fall Conference

CalADE's 2nd Annual Fall Conference: Under Siege: Advocating for Developmental Education was held on October 21, 2011 at Fullerton College.  Over 45 members attended the conference. Please review the program for more information about the presentations. 

Presentations: