jmillovich
June Millovich
Title: Child Dev & Educational StudiesDepartment: Human Development (SC)
Division: Division of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Phone: (949)582-4576
Alt Phone: (949) 582-4576
Email: jmillovich@saddleback.edu
Website: http://www.saddleback.edu/faculty/jmillovich
Ph.D. Claremont Graduate University,
Education: Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
Dissertation: Understanding the Early Childhood Practicum Course in California's Community Colleges
M.S. California State University Fullerton,
Education: Early Childhood Curriculum and Instruction
Thesis: Business Practices for Family Child Care Providers
Multiple Subjects Teaching Clear Credential, California State University San Bernardino
B.S California State University San Bernardino,
Liberal Studies: Human Development. Minor: Child Psychology
Courses
- Child Growth and Development
- Health Safety and Nutrition
- Teaching Math and Science
See Faculty Website (linked above) for Course Information.
State Affiliations:
Child Development Training Consortium (CDTC)
Campus Coordinator
State Advisory Board Member
Curriculum Alignment Project (CAP)
Regional Technical Assistance Lead
Executive Board Member
A college professor for 18 years, June’s experiences include care and education of infants and toddlers, preschool children, and substitute teaching in both public and private K-12 settings in addition to raising three children. Areas of study include teaching methodology and curriculum development across disciplines, the influence of outdoor environments on children’s cognitive and social-emotional development, concept development through outdoor and environmental education, the influence of environments on children’s school experiences, and the effects of adults as positive role models for developing youth. June has volunteered for many years in community and youth group programs introducing children and families to camping and nature. When she is not teaching, June enjoys the outdoors, home projects, reading, cooking, raising two Airedales, and traveling.