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Melody Brown and SEHD’s new Couple and Family Therapy Program Featured in CU Denver News
Clinical Assistant Professor Melody Brown, PhD, knows firsthand the importance of intersectionality. This makes her an asset to the School of Education & Human Development, where she teaches in the MA in couple and family therapy (CFT) program. Brown, a licensed marriage and family therapist, uses herself as an example to illustrate what intersectionality means. “I talk…
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Future Fest – Tuesday, September 28 | 1 – 3 PM | Wellness Center Courtyard
Join Chancellor Marks and the entire Lynx community at the first annual Future Fest, an evolution of the traditional State of the Campus address that will celebrate our success, share our stories of impact and create a future that works for all. For the safety and wellness of our entire campus community, Future Fest will…
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Congratulations to Our New Assistant Professors – Clinical Teaching Track
Congratulations Drs. Paula Gallegos, Jarrod Hanson and Andrea Laser! This important milestone reflects their commendable teaching talents, practice, and service to SEHD and the university.
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Congratulations to Our New ASPIRE Assistant Professors – Clinical Teaching Track
Congratulations to Drs. Jenny Fox and Julia Kantor! This important milestone reflects their commendable teaching talents, practice, and service to SEHD and the university.
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New! Lecturers’ Gathering Space
Facilitators: Karen Sobel and members of UCDALI Meetings: 9/16/2021 10:00-11:00 (via Zoom), 10/20/2021 4:00-5:00 (Mode TBD), 11/19/2021 11:00-12:00 (Mode TBD) Welcome, lecturers! The Lecturers’ Gathering Space is a new collaboration between the CFDA and UCDALI (University of Colorado Denver Association of Lecturers and Instructors). We will gather monthly to make connections with each other, learn…
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EdD in Higher Education student Jesse Perez Featured in The Colorado Springs Business Journal for Receiving DEI Award
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Awards: Jesse Perez August 27 – When it comes to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts like this one, Jesse Perez said, falling into the “deficit mindset” is a common problem that ultimately handicaps the work: emphasizing statistics and disparities, focusing on barriers, and using terms like “vulnerable” and “at risk.” Perez…
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Remi Kalir to Discuss “Annotation” at Library of Congress Event Thursday 8/26
2021 Library of Congress Innovator in Residence Courtney McClellan, creator of the Speculative Annotation art project, will speak with Dr. Remi Kalir, Dr. Antero Garcia, and Amber Esseiva for the Library of Congress event “Annotation as Artistic Act: Virtual Panel Discussion.” The panel will address annotation as a social, educational, civic, and creative act. Panelists…
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Janell Oberlander, SEHD EdD candidate and VP of Gillettee College, interviewed by Inside Higher Ed
Janell Oberlander, vice president of Gillette College, said an independent district will allow the college to be more “nimble” in responding to those local workforce needs. “The main advantage is that you have local control,” she said. “We have to have the ability to offer new training opportunities. When new companies are looking to come…
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CU Denver Block Party – Volunteers Needed!
The annual CU Denver Block Party is Thursday, August 26th from 11 AM – 2 PM on Lawrence Street in front of the LSC building. The School of Education & Human Development will have a tent (actually 2) and we are in need of volunteers to help us get everything set-up, run the activities during the…
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Margarita Bianco interviewed by Scripps National News
Grant program overhaul, grow your own programs working to recruit teachers of color August 19 – Margarita Bianco, a CU Denver associate professor, discusses her new program, Pathways2Teaching, which focuses on ways to create a culturally diverse teacher workforce in school districts through education opportunities.