Center for Adult and Professional Studies

Email: fjaramillo@apu.edu

Fermin Jaramillo, M.Ed., is an adjunct professor for the Center of Adult and Professional Studies (CAPS) at Azusa Pacific University (APU). Jaramillo specializes in teaching courses regarding math and science for educators, ELD strategies in content areas, and curriculum foundations. Currently, Jaramillo is an assistant principal at a middle school in Monrovia, CA ensuring academic achievement and providing a safe campus for students. His experience working with a diverse population of students, including special education, ELL, minority, G.A.T.E., and Title I students makes Jaramillo a great asset to the APU teaching community. As a teacher-leader-administrator at his school and district, Jaramillo provides school- and district-wide professional development for teachers.

Doctor of Education (expected June 2008), Teaching and Learning - Azusa Pacific University
Master of Education, Teaching and Learning - Azusa Pacific University
Bachelor of Arts, Liberal Studies (minor in Bilingual, Cross-Cultural Studies) - California Polytechnic University, Pomona

Credentials/Certifications
Preliminary Administrative Services Credential
Professional Clear Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential
BCLAD Certificate

Publications
Jaramillo, F. Review of What Works in Schools by Robert J. Marzano.

Jaramillo, F. Review of The Brain Compatible Classroom by Laura Erlauer.

Honors, Awards, Recognition
Recipient, Pi Lambda Theta Student Scholarship, 2005
Recipient, California APLE Scholarship, 2000
Recipient, Kaiser Plant-A-Seed Grant, 1999

Associations, Boards, Committees
Member, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Member, National Science Teacher's Association
Member, Pi Lambda Theta
Member, California Association of Bilingual Educators (CABE)