Author: sehd
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I am every woman, but it is NOT all in me: Resilience, Balance, and Well-being in Higher Education Leadership
Please join us for this upcoming Center for Faculty Development and Advancement Event that is open to faculty, students, and staff! “I am every woman, but it is NOT all in me: Resilience, Balance, and Well-being in Higher Education Leadership” (presented by Dr. Teara Flagg Lander) Date: March 10th, 2026 Time: 12:00 – 1:30 pm, in person,…
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Heather Lynn Johnson Published in Hiroshima Journal of Mathematics Education
Working with, within, and across Theories in Mathematics Education [Read More]
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RMAEP March Webinar – Beyond Bans: Practical, Ethical AI for Teacher Educators
Curious how AI can support—not replace—professional judgment in educator preparation? Join Dr. Abi Paytoe Gbayee on February 25th at 12:00PM (MST) on Zoom for a Lunch & Learn on practical AI strategies for coursework, assessment, bias awareness, and academic integrity. Attendance is free, but you must register. Please use the QR code on the attached…
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Temporary Fire Alarm Protocols
We wanted to make you aware of a temporary change to our building’s fire alarm system. Please disseminate this information to your teams (employees and students who use the Lawrence Street Center). During yesterday’s fire drill we discovered that the horn (audible) portion of the fire alarm system is offline and will need to be repaired. We understand how important clear and…
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Dane Stickney Publishes Research Article with Local Youth and Teachers
Dane Stickney, an assistant teaching professor in ASPIRE, recently published a research article with two SEHD alumni, two local K-12 students, and another educator in Evidence & Policy. The peer-reviewed article, titled “Drive to equity: The impact of youth-generated evidence on transportation policy” examines two cases in which students and educators leveraged youth participatory action research…
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The Center for Faculty Development and Advancement Hosts a Speed Mentoring Event!
Date: March 3rd, 2026 Time: 11:00- 12:30 pm – Lunch included! Location: 3rd Floor Learning Commons – Kitchen Area Sign-up to be a Mentor or Mentee here (Deadline to register – February 25th): Do you want to be a mentor? Complete the short interest form here! Do you want a mentee? Complete the short interest form here! About: The…
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Black History Month Events
While I believe every month is Black History Month, February has its iconic place in reminding us that as educators, it is our duty to continually educate ourselves and others on the importance of the brutal histories, overwhelming creativity, and unbounded joy that is Black culture. Black culture is American culture and resonates profoundly throughout the Americas,…
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Tom Su Featured in CU Denver News: Three Tips for Healthy Relationships from a Couples Therapist
“Scientists have discovered one thing that can help us live longer, happier, and healthier lives. It’s not getting your steps in, eating a variety of vegetables, or always clocking eight hours of sleep (though none of those are bad ideas!). According to the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the quality of our relationships—friendships, family, and…
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Rachel Stein Published in Culturally Informed Approaches to Behavioral and Educational Assessment
Early Childhood Assessment [Read More]
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Call for Spring 2026 Conference Presentations
Faculty and Doctoral Students Are you presenting at an academic or professional conference this Spring 2026? If so, we want to highlight and celebrate your work across our School of Education & Human Development communication channels. If you are presenting at a conference other than AERA (Julia can access the schedule for AERA) —including but not…