Education
Estrada obtained his Ph.D. from UCLA in the area of International and Comparative Education with cognate specializations in Sociology and Latin American Studies. His undergraduate degree was obtained at the University of California, Santa Barbara in the fields of Speech Communication and Journalism with a Masters degree in Education Administration from Whittier College. He also pursued post-doctoral work and studies at Harvard University (MDP), University of California, Berkeley and the University of Nebraska.
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