Author: sehd
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Webinar: Fulbright U.S. Scholar Opportunities in Europe and Eurasia
We wanted to reach out to let you know about an upcoming webinar we’re hosting that may be of interest to you. Webinars offer an opportunity to learn more about Fulbright U.S. Scholar Awards directly from award staff. Each session includes a presentation of this year’s awards, followed by a live question and answer period. We are pleased to…
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Navigating Challenging Topics in Teaching
Across Colorado’s campuses and classrooms, educators are navigating an era of heightened polarization, complex social dynamics, and increasingly sensitive conversations. Our students are bringing real-world challenges into our learning spaces, and they are looking to us for structure, empathy, and skillful facilitation. To support you in this work, the School of Education & Human Development at…
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Join AERA and The 74 for AI in Student Assessment: Promise, Potential, and Risks
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how student learning can be measured moving beyond traditional tests toward richer, more dynamic forms of assessment. From students conversing with virtual characters to demonstrate problem-solving and reasoning, to AI tools that analyze collaboration and learning processes in real time, these approaches promise insight into what students know and can…
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Want to celebrate SEHD graduating students? Volunteer for SEHD student check-in at Spring Commencement!
The Academic Services & CPE Staff are looking for volunteers for the SEHD Check-In Table at the Spring 2026 Commencement Ceremony on Saturday May 16, 2026 at the Denver Coliseum (volunteers needed from 7:15AM-9:45AM.) Duties include greeting SEHD graduating students, distributing name cards, assisting students with how to wear their cap/gown/hood, and explaining the student line-up process. If any SEHD staff…
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Ed Prep Matters (03/05/26)
Featured in this edition: Navigating the TEACH Grant: A Practical Guide to Partnership and Compliance Texas A&M Literacy Initiative Aims to Level the Playing Field for Rural Schools New Report Shows Slight Drop in U.S. Teacher Morale Colorado Recognized as a Leader in New 50-State Study on the Future of High School AACTE Talks Policy:…
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Call for Submissions: Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Symposium (DSAI 2026) at CU Denver
Symposium Date: Friday, April 10th, 2026 Location: Jake Jabs Event Center, CU Denver Business School, University of Colorado Denver Submission Date & Guidelines: Submit your (300 words) abstract by March 20th, 2026 [Learn More]
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS | ATE 2026 Summer Conference
Seattle, Washington • July 18–21, 2026 Pre-Conference: July 17–18, 2026 | Grand Hyatt Seattle Join the Association of Teacher Educators this summer in the stunning city of Seattle, Washington, where the energy of a vibrant city meets the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Surrounded by mountains, water, and Seattle’s iconic skyline, the 2026 ATE Summer Conference promises…
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Heather Johnson, Evan McClintock, and Robert Knurek Published in the Hiroshima Journal of Mathematics Education
Students are experts in their mathematical thinking: Positioning principles for task-based interviews [Read More]
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Curriculum Committee Minutes (03/02/26)
Curriculum Committee Minutes Date: March 2, 2026 Members: Troyann Gentile – co chair Teara Lander Kent Seidel Dane Stickney – co chair Madhavi Tandon Kristin Whitmore Staff: Shakira Anderson GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS: DTL Committee: Provided draft samples of AI statements for the syllabus template. The statement is generic to provide faculty…
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Bud Talbot’s STEM Leadership Meeting in Washington, D.C. Featured in CU Denver News
“When Associate Professor of STEM Education Robert “Bud” Talbot, PhD, arrived at the headquarters of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Washington, D.C., he stepped into a room with some of the nation’s most influential voices shaping the future of undergraduate STEM education. He was one of just 50 leaders invited…