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  • VIDEO: Dr. Luis Poza – New Faculty Lecture Series 2-4-15

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    NEW FACULTY LECTURE SERIES: FEBRUARY 4, 2015 Dr. Luis Poza Assistant Professor Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education Rethinking Bilingualism: The Multilingual Turn in Language and Education Scholarship  

  • OPEN FORUM: Top 3 Candidates for Graduate School Dean Position

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    The top 3 candidates for the Graduate School Dean position have been identified.  Please attend one or all of the open forum sessions scheduled for the first and second weeks of March. Please see below for more information. David R. Engelke, PhD, is a Professor and interim Chair, Department of Biological Chemistry, University of Michigan Medical School.  Dr.…

  • DEADLINE: FEB.27TH | Early Career Scholars & Grad Student Travel Awards

    Hi Folks! This is a reminder of the travel awards that are available to support Early Career Scholars and Graduate Students is looming with a February 27 deadline. That’s THIS Friday! This year, Division K has ten $300 travel scholarships for those in financial need who will be presenting a paper as an early career scholar of graduate student…

  • MINUTES: Curriculum Committee 2-16-15

    Curriculum Committee Minutes February 16, 2015 Members: Joni Dunlap Heather Johnson Jarrod Hanson Nancy Shanklin Scott Schaefle – not in attendance   Staff: Shakira Anderson – Recorder Deserae Frisk – not in attendance   Meeting held via Zoom GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS:   10:00 am – 10:30 am   Forms are now housed on SEHD…

  • VIDEO: New Faculty Spotlight – Dr. Amy Boele

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    NEW FACULTY SPOTLIGHT: Dr. Amy Boele Here’s a new way to meet your new colleagues – learn who they are and what they are all about! Each month, we will feature one or two of SEHD’s new faculty members in these spotlights on IMPACT. Additionally, you can learn more about each individual by attending our remaining…

  • C-PEER NETWORK & SURVEY

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    Hi everyone, We’re working on building the C-PEER network (more at www.C-PEER.org, and in this C-PEER Brochure), and we want to bring as many of our research colleagues into the loop as we can!  The link below goes to a VERY short survey, which asks your opinion and interests in a variety of research topics…

  • FEAT. DR. CHERYL MATIAS | Council on Diversity and Inclusion: Interdisciplinary Exchange 3.10.15

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    PDF Version: Interdisciplinary Exchange University of Colorado | Denver | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Council on Diversity and Inclusion Interdisciplinary Exchange Understanding the Social Construction of Race: Stereotypes, Privilege, and Social Hierarchy Featuring SEHD’s very own Dr. Cheryl Matias! The Interdisciplinary Exchange offers monthly presentations, discussions, and working groups highlighting the research and…

  • VIDEO: New Faculty Spotlight: DR. CRISTINA GILLANDERS

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    NEW FACULTY SPOTLIGHT: Dr. Cristina Gillanders Here’s a new way to meet your new colleagues – learn who they are and what they are all about! Each month, we will feature one or two of SEHD’s new faculty members in these spotlights on Impact. Additionally, you can learn more about each individual by attending our New…

  • Reading Partners: Literacy Intervention Volunteer Opportunity for Students

    Do you want to inspire young readers? Reading Partners empowers you to make a real difference by tutoring students from low-income communities who are reading 6 months to 2.5 years below grade-level. No prior experience is required. Teach fundamental reading skills using our easy-to-follow curriculum, and inspire a love of reading in a student. Tutoring takes…

  • W.I.S.E. Empowerment Series – Dr. Cheryl Matias

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    W.I.S.E. EMPOWERMENT SERIES Community College of Denver | Center for Special Programs CONFLUENCE 109 | FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 2015 | 11:00AM – 1:00PM Dr. Cheryl Matias PDF VERISION (CLICK HERE) Women, women of color, and motherscholars continue to lag behind men in occupying higher echelons within the professional, educational, and social world. A common rhetoric…