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In his classes at Dominican University, Kellen creates an engaging and interactive space where students can explore how psychological techniques can be practically applied. He enjoys guiding them to see how these strategies can be used to build essential qualities like mental toughness, improve focus, and strengthen resilience. His teaching approach encourages active discovery, helping students understand how these concepts can truly make a tangible difference in optimizing performance across various aspects of life, from athletics to academics and beyond.
Ultimately, Kellen's goal is to inspire his students to think critically and deeply about the psychology that underpins human performance. By equipping them with a practical toolkit of skills and insights, he aims to empower them to approach future challenges with greater confidence and effectiveness. His teaching is designed to provide students with valuable competencies that extend far beyond the classroom, serving them well throughout their personal and professional journeys.

The Department of Education at Dominican University of California, located in San Rafael, CA, prepares passionate and skilled educators ready to make a real difference in diverse settings. Offering graduate programs and teaching credentials, the department emphasizes social justice, cultural responsiveness, and innovative teaching methods, reflecting the university's core values of study, reflection, service, and community. Students benefit from personalized learning, close faculty interaction, and extensive practical experience through strong partnerships with local schools for internships and fieldwork. Accredited by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and WASC, the programs equip graduates with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to positively impact students lives and contribute to the community.
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Nestled near San Francisco, Dominican University of California is recognized nationally, ranking #18 in the US. Its intimate campus blends historic architecture with scenic grounds, fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment just outside the vibrant city.