School of Education & Human Development

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  • Please Report Equipment or Furniture Taken Off Campus

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    SEHD Faculty and Staff, Please complete this brief Formstack form if you have temporarily taken any equipment or furniture off campus, such as to your home office during the COVID-19 public health situation. The SEHD must track equipment and furniture purchased with any type of University funds, including professional development funds. Examples of items to…

  • Kalir, Marginal Syllabus win National Technology Leadership Initiative Award

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    The Marginal Syllabus and its research team, directed by Remi Kalir, have been awarded the 2020 ELATE National Technology Leadership Initiative Award. Conferred by the English Language Arts Teacher Educators (ELATE) group of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), the award recognizes an exemplary K-20 literacy education project that promotes dialogue about the…

  • Statement from the Committee on the Status of Women

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    As COVID-19 cases increase in Colorado, members of the University of Colorado community may be facing ongoing, renewed, or emerging challenges in meeting child or elder care commitments. The CU Denver Committee on the Status of Women encourages a look into child and elder care resources featured on our Human Resources pages as well as…

  • CSI-BAO Presents: Anti-Semitism in Contemporary Society – A Zoom Event

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    CSI-BAO is hosting a free event featuring a presentation by Dr. Chaya Abrams with co-presenters Rachel Bornstein and Ruby Falk on the topic of Anti-Semitism in Contemporary Society and Culture. We are inviting all of the CU Counseling Community to join us for this important and relevant discussion this Friday, December 4, 2020 from 10:00am…

  • Lisa Forbes featured in EDUCAUSE Review Online

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    Play in the Time of COVID-19 | EDUCAUSE Incorporating play into course design can help students to feel more connected with their instructors and with each other, reduce stress, and prime students to engage in learning about emotionally heavy topics.

  • Scott McLeod featured in Delano Online

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    Unprecedented Times: A Conversation with Scott McLeod & Jeff Utecht – Delano – Luxembourg in English  Join Scott McLeod and Jeff Utecht for an hour conversation focusing on online learning and challenges & opportunities for school leaders.

  • Curriculum Committee Minutes -November 16, 2020

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    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: COURSE PROPOSAL/REVISION REQUESTS:   Status                               Item(s)                                                                 Presenter   Syllabus Guidelines Ed and Liz attended a lunch and learn by Jacob McWilliams, Director…

  • Change in Auraria Library Hours During COVID-19

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    The Auraria Library *building* will be closed during next week’s Fall Break. This means the Library Café and our Grab-to-Go service for checking out materials will not be available; however, the virtual services will still be available. Those include one-on-one research consultations, Ask Us Chat, all online databases, collections, etc. After Fall Break, library hours will…

  • Rethinking Proctoring – December 4

    Rethinking Proctoring – December 4

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    FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2020 | 2-3 PM | VIA ZOOM   Millions of students are forced to use remote test proctoring software during the pandemic to prevent and catch cheating, but that comes at a cost. In this workshop, led by Auraria Library’s Shea Swauger, we’ll discuss the harm that remote test proctoring causes, what…

  • The Office of Governor Jared Polis is hiring a Policy Advisor on K-12 Education

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    Policy Advisor on K-12 Education, Office of the Governor Description: Policy Advisors report to the Director of Policy and provide strategic policy and legislative analysis and recommendations, project management, press guidance and general policy support for the Governor’s agenda. Each advisor’s portfolio is assigned by the Director of Policy based on the needs of the…