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CU Denver Alumna Named Colorado’s Next Education Commissioner
CU Denver alumna Susana Cordova (MA, ’00), former superintendent of Denver Public Schools and deputy superintendent for Dallas Independent School District, is Colorado’s new education commissioner. She holds a MEd in Educational, Instructional and Curriculum Supervision from the School of Education & Human Development (SEHD). Read the full story in the SEHD Newsroom
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Educator Diversity Research Team Secures Key Partnership to Improve Teacher Diversity in Schools
Since she was a child, Dr. Margarita Bianco, yearned for more teachers who looked like her. This passion led to a rewarding career as a college faculty member and to the founding of Pathways2Teaching, an initiative that courts aspiring teachers of color in high school and provides opportunities to earn college credits for that can…
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ED Review 07/07/23
Topics covered in this edition of Ed Review: SCOTUS DECISION: BLOCKING STUDENT LOAN DEBT RELIEF SCOTUS DECISION: ENDING RACE-CONSCIOUS HIGHER EDUCATION ADMISSIONS INVESTING IN AMERICA TOUR HONORING PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS PELL GRANT REINSTATEMENT Click here to view the full newsletter.
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AACTE is in Denver on Feb. 16-18 – Proposals are due July 18th
This is a great conference to share your research and practice regarding educator preparation. Encourage your students to submit and attend too! Ascending New Heights: Propelling the Profession into the Future aligns the AACTE 2024 Annual Meeting with the association’s vision and mission to revolutionize education for all learners by elevating education and educator preparation…
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Technology & Learning | In Progress | Summer ‘23
IT Professional | Hiring and recruitment remain in progress. Counseling Telehealth | We are implementing 40 Virtual Machines (VM) for clinic practicum students to work remotely with HIPAA compliant data security. In progress. Classroom Upgrades | LSC745 is under construction. We are installing ceiling microphones, 4k tracking cameras, a Zoom audience monitor, etc. LSC648 & LSC1150 will be next. In progress. Classroom…
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National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE) Announces New Bilingual Research Journal (BRJ) Editorial Team Led by CU Denver and Purdue University Scholars
“Collectively, the new BRJ editorial team brings a passion for the field of bilingual education and a wealth of experiences in a wide variety of settings that look to continue the tradition of mentoring and providing opportunities for the next generation of emerging scholars, especially BIPOC scholars, and to share groundbreaking new knowledge in the…
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Ed Review (06/23/23)
Topics covered in this edition of Ed Review: FEDERAL STUDENT LOANS STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS ONLINE FOR ALL MEDICAID AND CHIP RENEWALS SCHOOL SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENTS ODDS AND ENDS QUOTE TO NOTE UPCOMING EVENTS Click here to access the article on the Ed Review website
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Scott McLeod Presents Keynote at InnEdCO Conference
On June 14th, Dr. Scott McLeod, JD, PhD, professor in SEHD’s Leadership for Educational Organizations program, presented the keynote at the InnEdCO, Innovative Education Colorado, conference. The title of his keynote was “Greatness Will Never Be Found in a Worksheet!” InnEdCO, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, strives to tell the story of education innovation, risk-taking, and…
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Nancy Leech Selected for Best Scientists in Social Sciences and Humanities Ranking by Research.com
Congratulations to Nancy Leech, professor in the Research and Evaluation Methods, who is included in Research.com’s 2023 ranking of Best Scientists in Social Sciences and Humanities. She is ranked second within CU Denver and the Anschutz Medical Campus, 926 in the U.S. and 1861 in the world. Click here to view Research.com’s 2023 Ranking of Best Scientists…
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Dr. Elizabeth Steed Promoted to Full Professor
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Elizabeth Steed has been promoted to full professor of Early Childhood Special Education. This important milestone is reflective of her hard work, scholarship, teaching, and service to the university. Congratulations, Elizabeth!