Author: sehd
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SEHD Teacher Candidates Abigail MeKonnen and Luz Moreno Honored During Colorado’s Future Educators Honor Roll Event at the Colorado State Capital
Abigail Mekonnen Elementary Education Abigail grew up in Centennial, Colorado. She got her start in education as a tutor for other Ethiopian families in her neighborhood. Abigail has been a member of our NxtGEN Undergraduate 4-Year Residency program, working as a para-educator intern and now a professional year resident in professional development schools in both…
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Pocket PD from SEHD’s Digital Teaching and Learning Committee
Curious about AI in teaching? Wondering what teaching tools others are using? Looking to find new digital teaching and learning resources? SEHD’s Digital Teaching and Learning (DTL) Committee would like to let you know about a new Canvas resource that is available to you. Pocket PD is meant to be a place for faculty to…
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Rashmi Gangamma Selected as Fellow for the 2024-25 CU Excellence in Leadership Program
Congratulations to Rashmi Gangamma! She has been selected as a 2024-25 fellow for the prestigious CU Excellence in Leadership Program (ELP). The ELP program consists of a yearlong CU-wide leadership development program along with complementing sessions for CU Denver and CU Anschutz ELP fellows.
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Congratulations to SEHD Staff Years of Service Awardees
Recently, Staff Council and University Leadership held a Years of Service event for all staff who achieved a 5-year incremental work anniversary. Congrats to the following SEHD awardees! Barbara Seidl – 10 years Brad Hinson – 10 years Sara Van Dyke – 10 years Jeff Proctor – 15 Years Julie Oxenford O’Brian – 20 years Ja’Net Hurt – 20…
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Teachers as Policy Actors Forum was a Success
SEHD’s Dane Stickney, Julia Kantor, and Liliana Flores Amaro presented the Teachers as Policy Actors Forum on April 6th in the Lawrence Street Center’s Terrace Room. The highly successful event was supported by the CU President’s Teaching Scholars Program and CU’s Timmerhaus Fund. Bethy Leonardi, associate professor of Educational Foundations, Policy, and Practice at CU…
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Dane Stickney Article on Student Voice Published in Kappan
Dane Stickney, assistant teaching professor in ASPIRE, recently published an article about student voice with Kappan, a widely read practitioner-facing journal. The article, co-written with Julissa Ventura at Marquett University, examines what the term student voice truly means and how it can be leveraged differently in schools. Click here to read the article on the Kappan website
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ED Review (04/26/24)
TITLE IX REGULATIONS Last week, the Department released its final regulations under Title IX, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs or activities receiving federal financial assistance. This rule promotes educational equity and opportunity for students across the country, as well as accountability and fairness, while empowering and supporting students and families…
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Ed.D. Student, Nicole Cromartie, Featured in The New York Times
Nicole Cromartie, Ed.D. student studying within the early childhood education concentration, and Director of Learning and Engagement at the Clyfford Still Musuem was featured in a New York Times article focused on museums welcoming children. Nicole is one of the nation’s leading family and youth programs educators and has been selected for a pre- and post-doctoral fellowship at the Getty…
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Dean Marvin Lynn to Speak at Black Educator Roundtable for the White House Initiative for Black Americans’ Power Up Series on Monday, April 29
At this session, esteemed Black educators will gather to share insights, experiences, and strategies in the realm of education. The roundtable aims to explore the challenges, triumphs, and unique perspectives that Black educators bring to the field. The session will be moderated by Kamau Marshall, and Diallo Brooks of the U.S. Department of Education. Other…
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NACCTEP Spring Institute: Don’t Miss Out! Dr. Rick Ginsberg for AI Renaissance: The Future of Education
NACCTEP is thrilled to announce a special presentation by Dr. Rick Ginsberg, Dean of the School of Education at the University of Kansas. Get ready to explore “AI Renaissance: The Inevitable Changes Coming to Teaching and Learning” on Thursday, May 2nd, from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM MST. Dr. Ginsberg, a renowned expert in education,…