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Kremen School of Education and Human Development

Susan Tracz

Faculty Early Retirement Program

Curriculum and Instruction | 559.278.0347 | Office: ED 447

susant@mail.fresnostate.edu

Education

  • Ph.D.  Measurement and Statistics, 1984
  • M.S.   Marriage, Family and Child Counseling, 1995
  • M.A.   English Literature, 1979

Courses Taught

  • EDL 504 Advanced Applied Quantitative Methods,
  • EDL 580T Multiple Linear Regression & Hierarchical Linear Modeling,
  • EDL 207 Ethnography,
  • ERE 153 Educational Statistics,
  • ERE 220 Research in Education,
  • ERE 289 Statistical Modeling,
  • ERE 243 Research on Teaching in the Multi-Cultural Classroom:  Quanitative and Qualitative Methods
  • COUN 200 Introduction to Counseling Techniques,
  • COUN 208 Practicum in Counseling,
  • COUN 239 Fieldwork in Counseling,
  • COUN 280T Fieldwork in Interprofessional Collaboration,
  • COUN 280T Dream Analysis,
  • COUN 298 Project - Counseling,
Dr. Susan M. Tracz is a professor emerita with a Ph.D. in Statistics and Measurement, and she teaches graduate statistics and research methods in the Kremen School of Education and Human Development at California State University Fresno. Dr. Tracz has received the Provost’s Graduate Teaching and Mentoring Award and the Richter Excellence in Teaching Award.  Dr. Tracz has published on a wide variety of topics in the fields of statistics, modeling, education, counseling, multicultural issues, evaluation, and teacher prepartion and effectiveness which have appeared in journals including the British Medical Journal, the International Journal of Educational Research, Educational and Psychological Measurement, the Journal of College Student Development, The Teacher Educator, Teacher Education Quarterly, Multiple Linear Regression Viewpoints, The Journal of Family Psychotherapy, and Educational Research Quarterly. She has been a member of the editorial boards of Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development, the General Linear Model Journal, and the Journal of School Administration Research and Development. She has been an evaluator on NIH, NSF, and other grants.  She is the Coordinator of Research for the KSOEHD.  Sas chaired over 50 doctoral student dissertations, served a committee member on over 75 additional dissertations, and supervised over 200 master’s degree theses and projects. Dr. Susan Tracz is also a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
  • Statistics
  • General Linear Model
  • Evaluation
  • Survey Research
  • Qualitative Methods
  • Multicultural Issues
  • Counseling
  • Teacher Preparation
  • Teacher Effectiveness

Curriculum Vitae