CURRICULUM VITAE
PAMELA WALKER GARDNER
University and Community Service
Lecturer and Undergraduate Advisor, Child and Family Development Department
College of Education, San Diego State UniversityOffice:
Department of Child and Family Development
EBA-259F
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-4502
(619) 594-7035
pgardner@mail.sdsu.eduMaster of Science
1998San Diego State University
Child and Family Development Department
College of Professional Studies and Fine ArtsMajor Areas: Child Development
Adolescent Development
Thesis: ¡§Student Academic Achievement and Parental School
Involvement as a Function of High School Size¡¨
Major Professor: Shulamit N. RitblattBachelor of Science
1977California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Child Development Department
College of Human Development and Education
Graduated Cum LaudeMajor Areas: Child Development
Family Development
Senior Project: ¡§Toys That Enhance Self-esteem in Young Children¡¨Infant Development Association of California
National Council on Family Relations
California Council on Family Relations
National Association for the Education of Young Children
California Association for the Education of Young Children
San Diego Association for the Education of Young Children
Child and Family Development Alumni Association of SDSUThe Daily Aztec
¡§Campus Voices ¡V Which Professor has Impressed You the Most¡¨
Finals Issue, December 14 ¡V 21, 2005National Council on Family Relations
Association of Councils Meritorious Service Award
November, 2003Outstanding Faculty Member Award
Faculty/Student Mentoring Program
San Diego State University, College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts
Spring, 2001Outstanding Faculty Member, Department of Child and Family Development
San Diego State University, College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts
May, 2000, University CommencementOutstanding Faculty Member Award
Faculty/Student Mentoring Program
San Diego State University, College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts
Spring, 1999Voted as 46th among the ¡§Top 100 Classes at SDSU¡¨
¡§The Student Survival Guide¡¨
San Diego State University
1999-2000Child Development Program Director Permit
State of California Commission on Teacher CredentialingUniversity and Community Service:
Board Member, Health and Developmental Services Project Advisory Committee (First Five Commission of San Diego County),
2007 ¡V Present
Website Development Committee Member, Child and Family DevelopmentDepartment, 2007 - Present
Coordinator, San Diego State University Child and Family Development
Internship Program, 1999 - 2006
Coordinator, program linking the community of physically and mentally challenged children with Child and Family Development students,
San Diego State University, 1996 ¡V Present
Committee Chair, Professional Career Symposium for students of the Child
and Family Development Department, San Diego State University,
2002 - Present
Faculty Advisor, Child and Family Development Student Club, San Diego
State University, 2004
Member, Commencement Committee, Child and Family Development Department, San Diego State University, 2001 - Present
Member, Newsletter Committee, Child and Family Development
Department, 2001 - PresentMember, Faculty Merit Increase Committee, Child and Family Development
Department, San Diego State University, 2000
Participant, Future Aztecs Day, Child and Family Development
Department, San Diego State University, 2000, 2001, 2002Participant, Child and Family Development Department Commencement,
San Diego State University, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Co-organizer, Child and Family Development Department Alumni Association of San Diego State University, 2000
Member, Child and Family Development Department Alumni Association of San Diego State University, 2000 - Present
Executive Board Member, Child and Family Development Department Alumni Association of San Diego State University, 2002 - Present
Member, San Diego State University Alumni Association, 1998 - Present
Participant, College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts Commencement,
San Diego State University, 1997 - 2002Member, Planning Committee, Center for Teaching and Learning, San
Diego State University, 2002 - Present
Co-producer, a series of videos on children with special needs, San Diego State University, 1998
President, California Council on Family Relations, 2001 - 2003
Treasurer, California Council on Family Relations, 1998 - 2000
Member at Large, California Council on Family Relations, 2003 - Present
Conference Committee Chair, Annual Conference of California Council on Family Relations, San Diego, California, 2002
Conference Committee Member, Annual Conference of California Council on Family Relations,
Northridge, California, 2005Conference Committee Member, Annual Conference of California Council on Family Relations, San Diego, California, 2000, 2006, 2007
Editorial Board Member, Quarterly Newsletter of the California Council on Family Relations, 2000 - Present
Member, California Polytechnic State University Alumni Association,
1977 - Present
Member, California Polytechnic State University Psychology and Child
Development Alumni Advisory Board, 2003 - Present
Entertainment Chairperson, San Pasqual High School Grad Nite, 2007
Vice President, San Pasqual High School Music Boosters, 2004 - 2005
¡§Arts Attack¡¨ instructor, Poway Unified School District, 1999 - 2000
Mentor, Adolescent Mentor Program, Poway Unified School District,
1997 - 1998
Parenting Skills Mentor, San Diego State University, 1996
Volunteer, Pomerado Christian Preschool, 1988-1990, 1992-1994
Volunteer, Bernardo Heights Middle School, 1997 - 2003
Volunteer, Turtleback Elementary School, 1989 - 2000
Volunteer, Rancho Bernardo High School, 1999 - 2003
Volunteer, San Pasqual High School, 2003 - 2007
Gardner, P. W. & Ritblatt, S. N. (2000, April).The rural, urban, and suburban high school in California:A comparison of student outcomes and parental school involvement.Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the California Council on Family Relations,
San Diego, CA.Gardner, P. W. (2000, April).Families and public policy:Personal
accounts.Facilitator of panel presentation at the Annual Conference of the California Council on Family Relations, San Diego, CA.Gardner, P. W. & Ritblatt, S. N. (1999, April).Student academic
achievement and parental school involvement as a function of high school size.Paper presented at the Biennial Meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, Albuquerque, NM.Gardner, P. W., Matsuda, K., Cunningham, B., Lau, M., Duggan, A.,
Brassert, S., & Perrault, T. (1996, December).¡§A Pocketful of
Parenting,¡¨ seminar presented to the parents of the children of the Associated Students¡¦ Children¡¦s Center, San Diego State University.
California Department of Education & WestEd Center for Child and
Family Studies
Infant/Toddler Training ¡V November 14 - 16, 2007
Ayres Hotel, Hawthorne, CaliforniaCalifornia Council on Family Relations
Conference ¡V March 2 - 3, 2007
Marina Village, San Diego,CaliforniaClassroom Performance System (CPS) Training
Presented by McGraw Hill through WebEx
July 27, 2006Blackboard Training
San Diego State University
July 6, 2006California Council on Family Relations
Conference - April 28 - 29, 2006
California State University San Marcos, CaliforniaCalifornia Association for the Education of Young Children
Conference - April 21 - 22, 2006
Anaheim Convention Center, CaliforniaChild Development
Conference - November 5, 2005
Southwestern Community College, Chula Vista, CaliforniaEarly Language and Literacy Classroom Observation (ELLCO)
Training - November 2, 2005
Neighborhood House Association Head Start, San Diego, CaliforniaCreative Curriculum
Training - October 19, 2005
Neighborhood House Association Head Start, San Diego, CaliforniaCalifornia Council on Family Relations
Conference - May 6 - 7, 2005
California State University Northridge, Northridge, CaliforniaNational Association for the Education of Young Children
Conference - November 10 - 13, 2004
Anaheim Convention Center, CaliforniaBuilding Healthy Families with Dr. T. Berry Brazelton
Conference - June 8, 2004
San Diego, CaliforniaNational Council on Family Relations
Conference - November 19 - 22, 2003
Hyatt Regency Hotel, Vancouver, CanadaCalifornia Council on Family Relations
Conference - April 11 - 12, 2003
California State University Bakersfield, Bakersfield, CaliforniaMicrosoft PowerPoint Workshop
Fall, 2003
San Diego State UniversityNational Council on Family Relations
Conference - November 20 - 24, 2002
Hyatt Hotel, Houston, TexasNational Council on Family Relations
Leadership Workshop - November 20, 2002
Houston, TexasCalifornia Council on Family Relations
Conference - April 12 - 13, 2002
San Diego State University, San Diego, CaliforniaCalifornia Council on Family Relations
Conference - April 27 - 28, 2001
Sacramento State University, Sacramento, CaliforniaSan Diego Association for the Education of Young Children
Conference - October 7, 2000
Town & Country Resort, San Diego, CaliforniaCalifornia Council on Family Relations
Conference - April 28 - 29, 2000
Four Points Sheraton Hotel, San Diego, CaliforniaThe Society for Research on Adolescence
Conference - April, 1998
Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado, California¡§Do It for The Kids¡¨
Conference - October 9, 1993
Rancho Bernardo High School, San Diego, CaliforniaPositive Discipline
Seminar - October 9, 1993
Rancho Bernardo High School, San Diego, California
California Department of Education & WestEd Center for Child and
Family Studies
Infant/Toddler Training Institute for Higher Education Faculty
November, 2007Gardner, P. W., Ritblatt, S. N., & Beatty, J. R. (2000, December/January).Academic achievement and parental school
involvement as a function of high school size.The High School Journal, 83(2), 21-27.Prospectus for Adolescence.Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. (reviewed
March, 2003)Supplements package that accompanies Santrock, J. W. (2001). Adolescence (8th ed.).New York: McGraw-Hill. (reviewed June, 2001)
Reed, A. J. S. & Bergemann, V. E. (2001).A guide to
observation, participation, and reflection in the classroom (4th ed.).Boston:McGraw Hill.Rice, F. P. (2001). The Adolescent (10th ed.).Needham Heights,
MA:Allyn and Bacon. (reviewed October, 2000)
Editorial Board Member for Quarterly Newsletter of the California Council on Family Relations, 2000 - Present
Editorial Board Member for Child and Family Development Department newsletter, San Diego State University, 2001 ¡V Present
McGraw-Hill Child Development Focus Group
Mission Bay Hilton
April 7, 2006San Diego State University, California
Fall 2007
CFD 270 Lifespan Development
(38 students)CFD 375A Infant/Toddler Development
(42 students)CFD 378D Children and Families Lab Experience
(56 students)CFD 590L Children with Special Needs Lab Experience
(57 students)Spring 2007
CFD 270 Lifespan Development
(44 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(33 students)CFD 375A Infant/Toddler Development
(37 students)CFD 378A Infant/ToddlerLab Experience
(12 students)CFD 378D Children and Families Lab Experience
(38 students)CFD 590L Children with Special Needs Lab Experience
(59 students)Fall 2006
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(43 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(43 students)CFD 375A Infant/Toddler Development
(40 students)CFD 378A Infant/ToddlerLab Experience
(23 students)CFD 378D Children and Families Lab Experience
(29 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(56 students)Spring 2005
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(54 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(36 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(33 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(61 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(8 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(8 students)Fall 2004
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(46 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(40 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(50 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(46 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(8 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(8 students)Spring 2004
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(50 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(32 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(45 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(76 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(9 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(9 students)Fall 2003
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(43 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(32 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(29 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(44 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(6 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(6 students)Spring 2003
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(44 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(42 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(36 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(55 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(11 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(11 students)Fall 2002
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(37 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(51 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(27 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(40 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(4 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(4 students)Summer 2002
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(35 students)Spring 2002
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(40 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(35 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(33 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(45 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(6 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(6 students)Fall 2001
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(37 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(48 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(31 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(36 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(5 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(5 students)Summer 2001
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(71 students)Spring 2001
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(38 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(48 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(26 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(48 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(10 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(10 students)Fall 2000
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(35 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(52 students)CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(23 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(42 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(10 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(10 students)Spring 2000
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(43 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(46 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(44 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(31 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(31 students)Winter 2000
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(27 students)Fall 1999
CFD 270 Principles of Child Development
(50 students)CFD 270L Lab/Principles of Child Development
(59 students)CFD 590L Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(44 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(46 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(46 students)Summer 1999
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(24 students)Spring 1999
CFD 271 Human Development:Early Childhood
(31 students)CFD 371 Human Development: Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(41 students)CFD 590 Lab/Developmental Dysfunction
(38 students)CFD 597 Child and Family Development Field Experience
(20 students)CFD 597L Lab/Child and Family Development Field Experience
(20 students)Winter 1999
CFD 371 Human Development: Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(25 students)Fall 1998
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(44 students)Spring 1998
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(39 students)Fall 1997
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(34 students)Spring 1997
CFD 371 Human Development:Middle Childhood/Adolescence
(48 students)Early childhood experience in university childcare settings, non-profit childcare centers, faith-based preschools, family childcare, and public school programs..