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ED Review (09/27/24)
IMPROVING THE FAFSA EXPERIENCE On September 23, Secretary Cardona sent a letter and white paper regarding the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) to leadership at all institutions of higher education, updating them on the progress that has been made — with the help of partners in the field — in the past year and detailing…
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Bilingualism as a Life and Research Experience: Meet Faculty Researcher Adriana Alvarez
“Today, bilingualism and language mastery are often seen as brain-sharpening benefits and experiences that change over time in response to individuals’ learning and social environments. At the same time, unfortunately, bilingual learners do not always receive empathetic, welcoming, and empowering educational experiences. Adriana Alvarez, PhD, assistant professor in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education (CLDE) in CU Denver’s School…
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Diversifying Colorado’s Teaching Force – Meet Sofia Chaparro: Bilingual Education Champion
“In retrospect Sofia Chaparro’s career as an educator and expert in bilingual education was pre-destined. Sofia is the daughter of bilingual and transnational parents who spent time in El Paso, Texas and in Juárez, Mexico throughout her childhood. Her grandfather was a rural educator in Chihuahua, Mexico. One of her grandmothers and an aunt also attended…
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Chaya Abrams Recently Published in The American Journal of Qualitative Research
Chaya Abrams published an article in the American Journal of Qualitative Research titled, Conversations with Jewish scholars on institutional antisemitism: A Delphi study Click here to access the article Reference: Abrams, C. M. (2024). Conversations with Jewish Scholars on Institutional Antisemitism: A Delphi Study. American Journal of Qualitative Research, 8(4), 62-86. https://doi.org/10.29333/ajqr/15162
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Upvote Your Software Needs by 9/30
If you have not yet voted, please do! What software do you ACTIVELY USE OR NEED that is critical to your work? We are crowdsourcing the SEHD’s collective use and need and your vote counts. The link below presents a web page where you can cast VOTES for the applications that are most important to your work. We want and need to see where the…
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HHM Continued Celebration
Coming up this month: Artsy, Craftsy, Very Demure Hispanic Heritage Month Students will connect with each other to celebrate similar identities through art. The art created during this event will be displayed as decoration during Noche Latina. Where: Student Commons Room 1500 When: 4:30pm-8pm Noche Latina A big part of celebrating our heritage is…
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Teara Flagg Lander Named Executive Director of The Collaborative at CU Denver
“Dr. Teara Flagg Lander, executive director of The Collaborative at CU Denver and assistant teaching professor in the School of Education & Human Development teaching master’s and doctoral students in higher education, brings a pragmatic and inspired approach to leadership, talent development, team building, and facilitation. She specializes in supporting higher education executives and teams in developing bold and…
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Free Webinar Presented by SEHD’s Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education Program
Free Webinar Presented by SEHD’s Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education Program: Welcoming Newcomer Students in the Classroom: Practical tips for Prioritizing Community and Creating a Culture of Care – Monday, September 30, 2024, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. MST Host: Dr. Sofía Chaparro, assistant professor of CLDE, CU Denver Panelists: Dr. Ester de Jong, professor and program…
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CO-NAME Monthly Newsletter (09/23/24)
Echoes of Success: Embracing Voices from the Past to Shape the Future of Multicultural Education Conference is this Friday, September 27. Click here to register for the conference Click here to view the newsletter Topics covered include: September kick-off meeting recap Echoes of Success Conference Upcoming Events
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Invitation to Faculty, Staff, and Students to Participate in The Critical, Emerging Issues Speaker Series
You are invited to participate in our “Critical, Emerging Issues Speaker Series”. The series invites scholars, students, and staff to speak about timely issues impacting CU Denver, the Denver metropolitan area, the nation, and humanity. Through their lectures, applied scholarly work, and outreach efforts, the speakers in the series will highlight the scholarship, creativity and…