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New Funding Received by PELE Center
Dr. Phil Strain and PELE staff finalized two initiatives last week to begin the fiscal year. A $410,000 grant from the US Office of Early Learning will permit PELE staff and faculty from the University of South Florida to establish and evaluate two model early childhood programs that are focused on eliminating racial disparities in…
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EVENT: Something Queer | August 18th | 4pm – 7pm
Please join us for the annual back to school gathering of LGBTQ+ faculty, staff, and allies. We will gather Thursday August 18, in the Lawrence Street Center, from 4:00-7:00 PM and light refreshments will be provided. Spouses and families are welcome! Remarks will be given by Dr. Brenda Allen, and several Denver Community Groups will…
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EVENT: Something Queer | August 18th | 4pm – 7pm
Please join us for the annual back to school gathering of LGBTQ+ faculty, staff, and allies. We will gather Thursday August 18, in the Lawrence Street Center, from 4:00-7:00 PM and light refreshments will be provided. Spouses and families are welcome! Remarks will be given by Dr. Brenda Allen, and several Denver Community Groups will…
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Introducing Naya Scott Vargas Sarcedo!
Congratulations to Geneva Sarcedo and Luis Scott-Vargas on the birth of their daughter: Naya Scott Vargas Sarcedo Born June 29, 2016 at 4:44pm 7lbs. 3oz., 19 inches long
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CU @ Pride Fest
IT’S DENVER PRIDEFEST WEEKEND! In the wake of the recent tragedy in Orlando, it is more important than ever for all of us, regardless of orientation or culture, to come together in solidarity for a peaceful and democratic society, and to celebrate together the differences that make us beautiful. I hope that you will take…
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SEHD BBQ 2016
Thank you to everyone who was able to attend the 2nd Annual SEHD BBQ! Here are some photos from the event!
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Message from Dean Kantor
Dear SEHD colleagues, Yesterday, we learned of the horrific attack on hundreds of innocent people enjoying a Saturday night in a dance club in Orlando, Florida— terrorized, and many killed and critically injured, because they identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer. We cannot start this new week without acknowledging the incredible pain we…
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Jerome S. Bruner Dies at 100
Jerome S. Bruner, whose theories about perception, child development and learning informed education policy for generations and helped launch the modern study of creative problem solving, known as the cognitive revolution, died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan. He was 100. Click here to read more.
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Dean Kantor @ NAEYC's National Institute for Early Childhood Professional Development 2016
Dean Kantor participated in a panel discussion entitled “Answering the call for quality and accessible degrees in ECE: Higher education addressing challenges and spurring innovation.” at this year’s NAEYC Institute. NAEYC Executive Director Rhian Allvin moderated the panel, who discussed the need to build education pathways that are seamless, stackable, and meet the needs of…