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Daniella Graves
Associate Sociology Professor
LRC - 345
Education
B.A. Sociology - UCLA
M.A. Sociology - CSUN
Selected for the Eugene V. Cota-Robles Fellowship for UC Riverside M.A/Ph.D. in Sociology Program
Ph.D. Organizational Leadership
Stanford University Global Studies EPIC Fellow
Publications
Graves, Daniella and M. Leahy (2019) Actors of discourse: Gendered performativity in women’s leadership.
Slatton & Braily (Eds.). Women and Inequality in the 21st Century. NY: Routledge
Graves, Daniella and Jenson, Vickie. (Ed.). 2011. “Gender and Power in the Case of Ruth Snyder” Women Criminals: An
Encyclopedia of People and Issues. ABC-CILO.
Graves, Daniella and Shanty, Frank. (Ed.). 2011. “Economics of Counterterrorism” Counterterrorism:
From the Cold War to the War on Terror. ABC-CILO.
Graves, Daniella. “Facebook versus Face Time” and “The Pressure to Succeed” in Inge Bell, Terri
Anderson, Bernard McGrane and John Gunderson (Eds.). 2010. This Book is Not Required. 4th Edition.
Pine Forge Press.
Graves, Daniella. 2023. "Through the Looking Glass: Latina Hypervisibility & Invisibility in Academia." Hernandez, R. (Ed). Diverse Experiences of Latinas in Higher Education: Chingonas on their Own Terms. Routledge
Slatton & Braily (Eds.). Women and Inequality in the 21st Century. NY: Routledge
Graves, Daniella and Jenson, Vickie. (Ed.). 2011. “Gender and Power in the Case of Ruth Snyder” Women Criminals: An
Encyclopedia of People and Issues. ABC-CILO.
Graves, Daniella and Shanty, Frank. (Ed.). 2011. “Economics of Counterterrorism” Counterterrorism:
From the Cold War to the War on Terror. ABC-CILO.
Graves, Daniella. “Facebook versus Face Time” and “The Pressure to Succeed” in Inge Bell, Terri
Anderson, Bernard McGrane and John Gunderson (Eds.). 2010. This Book is Not Required. 4th Edition.
Pine Forge Press.
Graves, Daniella. 2023. "Through the Looking Glass: Latina Hypervisibility & Invisibility in Academia." Hernandez, R. (Ed). Diverse Experiences of Latinas in Higher Education: Chingonas on their Own Terms. Routledge
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Deanna Hall
Child Development and Education Dept. Co-Chair and Professor; CTE Liaison
TR 12/13
Education
M.S. Human Development and Family Science The Ohio State University
About
Building relationships and understanding the context in which children and teachers live is at the forefront of our program’s pedagogy. The child development and education department at Ventura College stands fast in the equitable, thoughtful, responsive education and care of children and in the preparation of future teachers.
Awards
Ventura County STEM Award for Instructional Programming
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Jennifer Parker
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Steven Mooshagian
Head Football Coach-Kinesiology Proffesor
Education
Masters Degree Physical Education, Life Credential
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Sandy Mason
Administrative Assistant
About
Administrative Assistant for the Arts, Languages, Library,
Social Sciences, and Behavioral Sciences
at Ventura College.
I have been with the division for 8 years. I am here to help you in any way I can and if I can't help or answer your question I promise I will find someone that can.
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Jenchi Wu
Professor of Art
Education
BA, California State University of Northridge, 2000
MFA, California State University of Los Angeles, 2005
About
Biography:
Jenchi Wu was born and raised in Taiwan, and moved to California in 1990 to continue her studies. She took her first ceramics class in 1994, received her MFA from California State University Los Angeles in 2005, and has been working with clay ever since. Exploring clay through repetition and deconstruction, Wu's process allows the clay to take on new forms - the relationship between the artist's hands and the artwork is in constant flux.
Wu has exhibited work at Guilin Tourism University, Guangxi, China; The Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion, Costa Mesa CA; American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona CA; New Media Gallery, Ventura CA; Atkinson Gallery, Santa Barbara CA; and Ink & Clay, Kellogg University Art Gallery, Pomona CA. Her work is currently exhibited at Westmount College as part of their permanent collection. Wu currently teaches ceramics and sculpture at Ventura College.
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