Leadership

Anoshua Chaudhuri

Senior Director of Teaching and Learning Programs and Services

CEETL serves a vital role on our campus, as a source of community, and teaching and learning support to faculty; and of course as a crucial means of enabling our students to succeed in the classroom, and beyond.  Dr. Chaudhuri is ideal for this position having directly served our students for 20 years, and proven herself as a respected and effective leader.  

Dr. Chaudhuri was a full professor and department chair in the Economics department at San Francisco State University just before joining CEETL. She received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Washington, Seattle, and an M.A. in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics. Dr. Chaudhuri’s research has been at the intersection of health, development, and family economics, evaluating the impacts of policies and programs on community and household health outcomes with a focus on children and the elderly. She has over 25 publications in peer-reviewed journals and books. She continues to collaborate with community agencies in participatory research projects and has received many engaged scholarship awards and high-impact teaching awards as she involves her students in these research projects. She has taught courses in Health Economics Research, Economics of Gender, and Microeconomics and has been a dedicated user of community service learning in her classroom. She has contributed to the Office of Faculty Affairs’ efforts around diversity, equity, and inclusion in hiring at SF State. Closely working with CEETL, she has also led improvements around student success and equity gaps in the Economics department. Dr. Chaudhuri serves on the Boards of SF State’s University Corporation as well as a non-profit mental health agency, Richmond Area Multi-services or RAMS. She received the 2023-25 Lam Larsen Distinguished Service Professor award from the Lam Family College of Business for all her contributions to the campus and community, through her teaching, research, and service. 

Crystal Wong

Interim Senior Director of Teaching and Learning Programs and Services | 2022 - 2023

Crystal O. Wong, EdD, has been teaching in the writing program at San Francisco State University since 2007. Prior to that, she taught in a variety of educational institutions, from elementary schools to adult literacy programs and community colleges. A first-generation college graduate, Dr. Wong received a B.A. in Music, B.A. in Liberal Studies, M.A. in English, and an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership. She has published articles and led workshops on student engagement, learning, and assessment, and has received the university-wide First-Year Teaching Award and the Liberal & Creative Arts Excellence in Teaching Award. Dr. Wong has a passion for learning and effective teaching and is an advocate for social justice, inclusivity, and equity for marginalized students.

Maggie Beers

Assistant Vice-President for Teaching and Learning | 2018-2022

Maggie Beers received her B.A. and M.A. in Spanish and Latin American Literature from UC Santa Barbara and her Ph.D. from the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia, where she investigated ways to prepare teachers to use audiovisual media, educational technology, and digital ethnography methods to define and teach culture from a social justice perspective in modern language courses. With more than 20 years’ teaching and 10 years' administrative experience in public post-secondary institutions in the US, Canada, Spain, and France, Maggie passionately provided faculty and students universal access to a wide range of teaching strategies and experiences in support of student success, many of which are enabled by technology. During her time at SFSU, Maggie supported the committed CEETL staff and faculty to develop and expand our faculty development programs and services in support of effective, equitable, and inclusive teaching and learning with (or without) technology. Maggie is currently the Associate Chief Information Office at University of California, San Francisco.