Teacher Education

• Ph.D. Education, emphasis in Social Sciences & Comparative Education, Race & Ethnic Studies concentration, Asian American Studies certificate, University of California, Los Angeles
• M.A. Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University
• B.A. Communications & Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University

Edward R. Curammeng (Ph.D., Education, UCLA) is an Associate Professor in the College of Education at California State University, Dominguez Hills. His research examines the relationship between Education and Ethnic Studies for students and teachers of color. His scholarship draws from critical race studies, Asian American studies, and portraiture and is informed by Ethnic Studies frameworks and critical pedagogies. He has published in The Educational Forum, Race Ethnicity & Education, English Teaching, Practice and Critique, and Rethinking Ethnic Studies. In 2019, Dr. Curammeng won an Outstanding Dissertation Award from the Research on the Education of Asian and Pacific Americans Special Interest Group of the American Educational Research Association. Upon transferring from Ohlone College, he earned his BA and MA in Asian American studies from San Francisco State University where he taught middle and high school Filipino American and Ethnic Studies with Pin@y Educational Partnerships. Curammeng is a part of the People's Education Movement.