Author: sehd
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Auraria Library – $250 in professional development funds for faculty workshop attendees
Faculty are invited to a Panel on Open Educational Resources. This is a paid opportunity to learn more about how faculty are incorporating OER on campus. Auraria Library is happy to invite you to learn more about Open Educational Resources (OER) and how they’re currently used in courses across CU Denver on Wednesday, May 19,…
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Todd Cordrey, alum of SEHD’s Executive Educational Leadership Program, named new superintendent in Mancos, CO
Mancos School District RE-6 has decided on its pick to replace longtime Superintendent Brian Hanson. Todd Cordrey, a former superintendent of Rangely School District who also led two Colorado charter schools, will soon take the leadership reins in Mancos. Read the full article on the-journal.com
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Celebrating Earth Day at the Backyard Shed of Science
Chancellor Marks joined Bud Talbot, associate professor in the School of Education and Human Development, in his backyard Shed of Science to talk about air pollution. Watch the video here
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CU Denver Mourns the Loss of Dean Kantor – CU Denver News
On Thursday, April 22, the CU Denver community learned that the School of Education & Human Development’s dean, Rebecca Kantor, EdD, passed away from a terminal illness. A forward-thinking, influential, tireless education champion, Dean Kantor served the university for almost a decade, touching the lives of innumerable students, faculty, and staff. Read the full article…
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Congratulations to SEHD 2021 Faculty Awardees
Congratulations Paula Gallegos (Leadership & Service), Diane Estrada (Teaching-Tenure Track), Caron Westland (Teaching—IRC), Remi Kalir (Scholarship & Creative) Each year, the Office of the Provost honors one of CU Denver’s greatest assets—its remarkable faculty—with the faculty awards. The accolades recognize superior accomplishments in teaching, leadership and service, research and creative activities, librarianship, faculty mentoring, and…
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Lynx Together Faculty Return Team Listening Sessions
The Lynx Together Faculty Return Team (FRT) is focused on understanding what faculty need to be successful as we transition to the Fall semester. The FRT is inviting all faculty (Lecturers, Clinical Teaching Track, Instructors, and Tenure/Tenure-Track) to join an upcoming listening session. This is our opportunity to hear directly from you – what are…
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Volunteers Needed for Spring 2021 Cross the Quad Ceremony
Volunteers are needed for Spring 2021 Cross the Quad ceremony. Both staff and faculty are encouraged to volunteer. The roles for this event will be entirely different from years past. Roles will be assigned based on your sign up time and assignments will be confirmed at least a week prior to the events. Please click…
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Robert Allan featured in GQ India magazine
9 small ways to let go of regret (even when it’s hard) Often the people who say “I don’t have regrets” aren’t in deep denial (though they might be). There’s a chance that they’ve been able to use any experience of regret to learn from their behavior, says Robert Allan, Ph.D., L.M.F.T., emotionally focused therapy…
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Curriculum Committee Minutes – April 5, 2021
Members: Ed Cannon – Committee Chair Kristie Kauerz – Co-chair Remi Kalir Liz Mahon Scott McLeod Diana Schaack Staff: Shakira Anderson Shannon Hagerman (CPE) GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS: 5-year syllabi review Diversity Committee reviewed syllabus guidelines. The committee will make edits according the Diversity Committee’s comments – complete The guidelines, or discussion points…
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Maria Uribe interviewed by Colorado Public Radio – Racism’s Lasting Effect on Children
Children’s Book Teaches Kids and About Racism And How They Can Respond The book, “Is There Something Wrong With Me?” by Maria Uribe, describes how racism can affect a child even when it’s unintended, like when a teacher anglicizes a student’s name so it’s easier for them to remember. It also teaches young kids about microaggressions…