Interested in digging into a book that draws on and supports intellectual activities of School of Education & Human Development faculty members? We highly recommend the following recent works for their outstanding quality and originality. Books: Margarita Bianco, associate professor
ThinqStudio’s Unconference: Tiny Innovations and Rejuvenations featured in CU Denver’s Newsroom
Tiny Innovations and Rejuvenations Grand, sometimes heroic, responses to two years of COVID-driven disruptions made it possible to serve CU Denver’s students and communities in extraordinary ways. For a much-needed change of scale, on April 15, ThinqStudio’s annual Unconference focused on “Tiny Innovations
Dr. Jorge Chavez to Keynote Giving Voice to Immigrant Experiences
Giving Voice to Immigrant Experiences: Supporting and Advancing Practice in Schools Colorado Bilingual School Mental Health Network (CBSMHN) and the Colorado Department of Education are excited to host this unique event on how to support immigrant students when they enter
New SEHD Site Status Page
The new SEHD Site Status page has launched! If you are experiencing issues with a service like formstack, Impact, the wiki or others that are in use by the SEHD you can now check their status by using the Site
Formstack Secure File Storage
In an effort to improve operational security, and protect Personal Identifiable Information (PII). Authentication will be required to view images and files collected from File Upload and Signature fields on all new Formstack forms, as well as any older forms
Geeta Verma’s new LivedX project featured in CU Denver News
CU Denver Professor Powers Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work in Education Through AI Technology Geeta Verma and her new platform, LivedX, recently featured in Forbes Next 1000 List CU Denver STEM Education Professor Geeta Verma has been empowering women and minorities in
Maria Uribe’s new book featured in CU Denver News
New Children’s Book Tackles Microaggressions, Identity, Belonging University of Colorado Denver education luminary, Maria Uribe, PhD, recently published “Is There Something Wrong With Me?,” a children’s book aimed at instilling empathy around identity and belonging. Inspired by her work in public school leadership, coupled with
Mindfulness Workshop Series through the Wellness Center: Stress Less, Breathe Deep – September 24 through October 29
The CU Denver Wellness and Recreation Center is pleased to offer: A Mindfulness Practice Workshop Series for the CU Denver community 6 online Zoom sessions Thursday evenings 5:30pm – 6:45pm, September 24th – October 29th, 2020 Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
Invitation to Promote Your Research and Creative Activities on Social Justice and Equity
As you are aware, we are in the midst of not only a global pandemic, but a re-awakening on issues of social justice, exacerbated by the disproportionate impacts of the pandemic on racial and ethnic populations and recent incidents of
Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning – Opportunities
Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning You do not want to miss out on these opportunities: Click the image to learn more & register. Learn more Upcoming Application Deadlines: Learn how to keep college costs down and assure equity and access