Author: sehd
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Digital Teaching & Learning (DTL) minutes
We would like to shift our scope so it is not exclusively digital and more intently strategic and problem-solving oriented. Our discussions and initiatives trend more broadly toward pedagogical and programmatic problems and potential solutions. Technology would remain a theme, but not an exclusive focus. Vis-à-vis, a design thinking committee prototyping positive change and disruptive innovations in service to…
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Culturally Responsive Evaluation – October 18
Culturally Responsive Evaluation Tuesday, October 18th via Zoom from 5:00-7:30 pm Hosted by Dr. Courtney Donovan & Crystal Luce, PhD Candidate RSVP HERE In this seminar, we will introduce Culturally Responsive and Equitable Evaluation, how evaluation and culture interact, and how evaluation can be used to further social justice movements. Culturally Responsive and…
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Student Committee – 9/19/22
Nominations Student Committee Caron Westland – Chair Elena Sandoval-Lucero – Recorder CU Academic Integrity Committee Caron Westland – continuing Antwan Jefferson – continuing Sofia Chapparo – new Outstanding Graduates Overview This committee chooses the outstanding master’s degree students Doctoral faculty chooses outstanding doctoral students – there can be one PsyD, one EdD, and one PhD…
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EdD Student’s Article Featured in ASCA School Counselor Magazine
Calan Anderson, one of our EdD students from the LEO program just had one of her article titled, “Nature will Nurture” published in the practitioner-based magazine, ASCA School Counselor. Read the full article below.
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ED Review (09/16/22)
Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. September 16, 2022 BACK TO SCHOOL: BUS TOUR This week, Secretary Cardona visited six mid-Atlantic states as part of his “Road to Success Back to School Bus Tour,” showcasing the many ways that school communities are helping students recover and thrive — putting…
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Barbara Seidl Featured on Denver7 Re: New Federal Grant
CU Denver received a grant from the Department of Education, worth $7 million over 5 years, to help address the teacher workforce shortage. Watch the full video on YouTube
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Margarita Bianco was celebrated yesterday as a TIAA Chancellor’s Urban Engaged Scholar
Margarita Bianco’s Pathways2Teaching program helps to recruit and retain teachers of color to create spaces of educational equity. Additionally, Bianco researches strategies to create Grow Your Own teacher programs for high school students of color in urban and rural communities. See the full article on CU Denver News
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U.S. News & World Report: CU Denver Continues to Rank No. 1 for Social Mobility in Colorado
In its release of the 2023 Best Colleges rankings, U.S. News & World Report once again recognized CU Denver among the nation’s best schools and No. 1 for social mobility in the state of Colorado for the second year in a row. Social mobility has taken center stage in the 2030 Strategic Plan and is a key consideration when developing curriculum at…
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Barbara Seidl and Cindy Gutierrez Featured in Chalkbeat re: New Federal Grant Expanding NxtGEN
Federal grant to help CU Denver expand teacher residency program The University of Colorado Denver will use about $7 million in federal grants over the next five years to expand a teacher preparation model to rural communities across the state. The federal government has touted the effort as an emerging program getting results in addressing…
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LAST CALL: President’s Teaching Scholars Program 2023 Call for Nominations
President’s Teaching Scholars 2023 Last Call for Nominations President Todd Saliman is soliciting nominations from CU faculty for the 2023 President’s Teaching Scholars Program (PTSP). The PTSP consists of a group of tenured faculty, from the four CU campuses and from a wide range of disciplines, whose work reflects excellence in teaching, research, and creative works. The…