School of Education & Human Development

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  • Accessibility for All Lunch and Learn – April 19 – 12-1PM

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    Accessibility for All Lunch and Learn: A look at accessibility, universal design for learning, and inclusive design practices The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee is pleased to welcome Kate Miller, IDEA (Inclusion. Diversity. Equity. Accessibility) Program Specialist on April 19th, from 12-1pm via Zoom. Please see below for a description and sign up here! …

  • Important Message about CU Phone PINS

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    Starting 4/5/2022, all telephone users will need to reset their telephone PINS. Service phones not affiliated with specific employees can be reset by calling the OIT Service Desk. Please review this document for how to reset your university phone pin Questions? Contact the OIT Service Desk 303-724-4357 For those of you who don’t need/use your…

  • Complain About Teams

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    Have you been experiencing any meeting-confusion between Teams and Zoom? OIT has set Teams as a default when creating Outlook calendar meetings and this has produced a number of scenarios in which one-half of the meeting goes into Teams and another half of the meeting goes into Zoom. We have fielded this complaint repeatedly in…

  • Dr. Margarita Bianco Quoted in American Federation of Teachers Publication

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    Hispanic legislators gather with urgency and purpose on education April 1, 2022 – Latino faculty and other faculty of color continue to be hired with contingent rather than full-time, tenure-track status. Dr. Margarita Bianco of the University of Colorado Denver School of Education challenged legislators to look at the pathways, including Grow Your Own programs,…

  • Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning April Newsletter

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    Email CETL@ucdenver.edu to make sure you get our monthly newsletter! We serve all faculty and educators from all areas and disciplines at CU Denver. We focus on supporting everyone and anyone in all stages of their teaching career. If you teach a course at CU Denver, part-time or full-time, we are here to support you. Download…

  • Upcoming Student Listening Session

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    As mentioned in Wednesday’s retreat, the DEI Committee is pleased partner and facilitate another student listening session. The upcoming session is for Master’s degree level Students of Color. If you teach a master’s level course, please share this flyer with your students! Thank you!

  • CU Denver selects Marvin Lynn, PhD to Serve as Dean of the SEHD

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    Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to announce that CU Denver has selected Marvin Lynn, PhD, to serve as the university’s next dean of the School of Education & Human Development (SEHD). Marvin was selected after a rigorous nationwide search from among a field of extraordinary candidates. He will begin his appointment on July 1, 2022, following…

  • Curriculum and Programs Committee Update​

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    1. Five Year Syllabi Review: Coming fall 2022, each program will get an opportunity. Template is being finalized. 2. ​Updated CU Denver Syllabus Policy: Coming fall 2022. ​ 3. Healthy Minds Campaign: Raising Awareness of Health & Wellness Resources Available to Students CU Denver faculty and staff understand the stress and pressure of college life. Students experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, substance use,…

  • New NJC and CU Denver Teacher Education Partnership Featured in CU Denver News

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    The far-reaching impact of the work of CU Denver’s School of Education & Human Development (SEHD) is demonstrated by the many projects that serve as connections to a broad community of educators and leaders. SEHD’s latest partnership endeavor is an expansion of The Partnership for Rural Educator Preparation (T-PREP) program to Northeastern Junior College (NJC) in Sterling, Colorado.…

  • Liliana Flores Amaro quoted in Denverite about Denver’s Childcare Crisis

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    Multi-year waitlists, tuition as expensive as a second mortgage: Denver is in a childcare crisis March 25, 2022 – For years, the industry has depended on paying teachers less than they are worth — close to minimum wage, said Liliana Flores Amaro, who teaches early childhood education at the University of Colorado Denver and has…