Aliset Perez

Dr. Aliset Perez is an Adjunct Professor and current Department Chair in the Department of Education at Pacific Oaks College. With over 18 years of experience in both K-12 and higher education, she plays a key leadership role in shaping inclusive, practice-based teacher preparation programs. Her work integrates academic rigor with clinical supervision and systemic support for educators.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Development, National University
• Master of Science in Special Education, National University
• Certificate in Autism, National University
• Doctorate in Educational Administration and Leadership, La Sierra University

Dr. Perez's research and professional focus center on improving outcomes for students with diverse learning needs, particularly through effective ADHD interventions and comprehensive educator training. She emphasizes systemic supports in K-12 schools and promotes inclusive pedagogical practices grounded in equity and innovation. Her leadership ensures alignment with credentialing standards and prepares teacher candidates for real-world classroom challenges.

Her professional contributions reflect a strong commitment to mentoring aspiring educators and advancing inclusive education policies. As Fieldwork Coordinator and now Department Chair, she has led initiatives connecting academic programs with partner school districts, ensuring clinical experiences meet high standards.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Perez actively mentors teacher candidates and supervises fieldwork, playing a vital role in clinical practice development. While no formal grants are mentioned, her leadership in program design and coordination suggests involvement in curriculum innovation and educational reform efforts.

She leads faculty teams in program development and maintains strong partnerships with K-12 districts to support teacher credentialing and professional growth.