On behalf of the CU Denver Counseling Center, we would like to invite you to participate in the Lynx Connected Training. Please encourage your staff and students to sign up for the CU Denver Counseling Center’s Lynx Connected Training: Supporting Students in Distress (https://ucdenverdata.formstack.com/forms/lynxconnected) . This training serves faculty, staff, and students in learning and […]
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Farewell to Becky Emerson (again!)
With much gratitude and fondness, we say farewell to Becky Emerson, as her retiree contract as an Accounting Assistant with the Dean’s Office is coming to an end on June 30th. We are grateful for Becky’s post-retirement support with purchasing, travel, and conference registrations. Daisy Salazar will provide support in these areas going forward. Please […]
Sex as a Safe Adventure: Helping Couples Connect Sexually and Emotionally Through Emotionally Focused Therapy
Fifteen CU Denver Counseling students took advantage of a special discount to participate in a two day workshop with Zoya Simakhodskaya and Michael Moran from New York. The workshop addressed an attachment based approach to working with sex in couple’s therapy. The students were among a group of 65 participants from around the region. The […]
SEHD Faculty Research Center
The Faculty Research Center will be closed during the summer. We will resume hours August 12th for the Fall semester. If you have a resource request you are still welcome to email courtney.donovan@ucdenver.edu.
Final Defense – Taylor Schmidt
Understanding the Experiences of Delayed and Non-Delayed Parents July 2 @ 3:00 pm LSC 1148 The purpose of this research was to examine the impact of parental age at first birth on parental self-efficacy, well-being, and satisfaction. Further comparisons were done to determine if the reasons for choosing to become a parent and the experiences […]
Final Defense – Karen Sobel
Transfer of Learning of Higher-Order Thinking Skills July 23 @ 10 AM LSC 603 At colleges and universities across the United States, first-year undergraduate students take courses that involve the learning and practice of higher-order thinking skills. Higher-order thinking skills support students’ ability to draw abstract principles from concrete learning experiences over time. Higher-order thinking […]
Important Notes from the Finance Office on Fiscal Year-end Close
Note to all SEHD Cardholders: We are approaching year-end, and we are asking all p-card and travel card holders to stop their spending for the last few weeks of June in order to make the correct reallocations for fiscal year-end close. Please make any purchases as soon as possible, and send Daisy the receipts right […]
Final Defense – Katie Palmquist
Supporting Early Childhood Workforce Well-Being: A Conceptual Activity System Model July 2 @ 1:00 pm LSC 710 This thesis explores the role of organizational practice and theory in working towards well-being within the early childhood workforce through the framework of activity systems as derived from Cultural Historical Activity Theory. Disproportionate rates of depression, burnout, and […]
Chalkbeat Colorado features CU Denver’s inaugural teacher ed cohort from Otero Junior College
Rural Colorado faces a teacher shortage. University of Colorado Denver has plans to help. By making high-quality educator preparation programs available in rural communities and recruiting candidates from those communities, administrators hope they can make a real dent in the teacher shortage. Students who come in with an associate degree can earn a University of […]
Final Defense – Julie Van Wright
Students’ range of reasoning while working on tasks designed to assess their covariational reasoning June 17 at 3:00 pm LSC 710 In this thesis, we will examine the range of reasoning that students engaged in while working on problems with two varying quantities. Responses from 250 College Algebra students were collected, analyzed, and coded to […]