Undergraduate Education
Undergraduate Education (UED) advances equitable student success through curricular and co-curricular programs that attract students from diverse backgrounds and help them excel academically, build community, and launch life-long journeys of personal, intellectual, and civic discovery. A hub of campus innovation and collaboration, UED leads the Chico State community in continuously improving the way we educate students for purpose and success in the contemporary world.
Innovating for Student Success
Undergraduate Education’s programs span the student experience from high school outreach to meaningful first-year learning in and outside the classroom to faculty-mentored research and opportunities for professional development through peer mentoring, public event planning, and community-engaged educational research.
Driven by leading-edge learning theory, the collaborative professionals of Undergraduate Education work in partnership with faculty and staff across campus to design and support student-centered curricular and co-curricular innovation.
Student Spotlight
East Avenue Church was just one of dozens of shelters—official or otherwise—that had popped up across several counties to support the tens of thousands of people who were displaced by the Camp Fire, the deadliest and most devastating blaze in California history. Three nurses from Feather River Hospital and a paramedic were doing their best to triage 200 or so patients, but they clearly needed help. “It just felt like a duty. You have to be able to offer your skills in a time like this,” Honors student Kallie Griffin said. “I couldn’t leave. I wanted to be there.” Read more about Creating Comfort and Order out of Chaos(opens in new window).
The CSU, Chico Graduation Initiative Advisory Team helps the campus focus efforts on student success and timely progress toward graduation with a quality baccalaureate degree. Learn more about the team and their mission here.(opens in new window)
