Author: sehd
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Ron Tzur Published in Educational Studies in Mathematics
Relating elementary students’ multiplicative reasoning and functional thinking: a units coordination perspective [Read More]
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Celebrating Rebecca Schell: A Colleague Who Always Put Students First
On April 29, the School of Education & Human Development gathered to celebrate and send off Rebecca Schell, whose work as Academic Services Manager has had a lasting impact on SEHD and the countless students she supported along the way. Known for her unwavering commitment to student success, Rebecca consistently centered care, access, and advocacy…
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Dane Stickney Co-Authored Blog with Local Teacher and Area College Student
Dane Stickney, an assistant teaching professor in ASPIRE, co-authored a blog with a local teacher and area college student. “Policy impacts through local intergenerational collectives” examines the impact of two Denver-based youth participatory action research projects that focused on transportation justice. Asherah Adler-Eldridge, a Denver Public Schools alumnus and recent graduate of Suffolk University in…
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Designing for Belonging Workshop #2
In many college classrooms, accessibility is often treated as something that happens after a challenge arises. In this two-part workshop series, we explore a proactive approach to inclusive teaching for diverse learners and neurotypes that begins with course design. We will consider how small design choices—from syllabus language to course organization to classroom norms—shape students’…
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Amy Ferrell Published in The Handbook of Critical Special Education
Amy Ferrell co-edited and is published in The Handbook of Critical Special Education (Routledge). She authored the chapter titled, “From Inclusion to Community: A Paradigm of Wholeness for Special Education” and co-authored the chapter titled, “Introduction to Critical Special Education: Reimagining Epistemological Foundations and Shifting the Paradigm.”
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SEHD Honors Purpose-Driven Students and Partners at 2026 Undergraduate Recognition Celebration
“The CU Denver School of Education & Human Development (SEHD) welcomed more than 100 students, families, faculty, staff, and community partners to campus for the 2026 Undergraduate Recognition Celebration earlier this month, recognizing 42 students and two partner organizations. The annual celebration honors award recipients whose academic journeys reflect SEHD’s commitment to leadership, professionalism, service,…
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Madhavi Tandon Published in the Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics
Negotiating Legitimacy: South Asian Republicans and Strategic Assimilation [Read More]
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Troyann Gentile interviewed by Telemundo about reasonable counseling services at the Counseling Center
Watch the video on the Telemundo site
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Curriculum Committee Minutes (04/20/26)
Curriculum Committee Minutes Date: April 20, 2026 Members: Troyann Gentile – co chair Teara Lander Kent Seidel Dane Stickney – co chair Madhavi Tandon Kristin Whitmore Staff: Shakira Anderson GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS: AI Statement Reviewed the AI statement, overall, the statement received positive responses The statement provides general guidance, instead…
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Welcome Michaela Clark, HR Professional
SEHD welcomes Michaela Clark, who begins her role as an HR Professional on Monday, April 27th. Michaela comes to us from within the CU System from her previous role as Coordinator for Student Engagement at the University of Colorado Boulder. Prior to her time at CU Boulder, Michaela worked in Health Promotion at the University…