Category: News
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Accessibility Tip: Use Meaningful Link Text
Help everyone navigate your Canvas course by writing links that describe where they lead. A meaningful link makes sense even when someone encounters it without the surrounding paragraph. Infographic recap: Name the destination in the clickable text. Replace vague links such as “Click Here” with labels such as “View the Course Syllabus (PDF).” Why? Clear…
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Auraria Library Highlights for Fall 2026
Below is a list highlighting some library services and resources offered by Auraria Library. For those new to campus, you can learn about Auraria Library’s impact on campus, through our impact report. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kelly directly (info below). AI Assistance Our collections team would like to provide…
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SPEAC September Meeting Brief
Hi SEHD colleagues, I’m Tom Su from the Couple and Family Therapy (CFT) program. This year, I am serving as the SEHD representative on the University Strategic Plan Engagement and Advocacy Committee (SPEAC). I’m sharing the brief from our September meeting, which provides updates on several university projects and initiatives. Please feel free to share…
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SEHD EdD Student Jim Dosky Earns National Teacher Excellence Award
Congratulations to Jim Dosky, an EdD student in SEHD’s Learning Design concentration, on receiving the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Teacher Excellence Award. Dosky, who teaches construction at the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus, was recognized nationally for his excellence in skilled trades education and his commitment to preparing students for successful careers through hands-on learning. Learn more about his achievement: Watch the CBS Colorado news coverage Read the Cherry Creek School District story
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Scott McLeod Among 60 Selected for The Colorado Imperative
Imperative, a conversation series sponsored by the Donnell-Kay Foundation focused on the future of Colorado’s children and schools. Denver Mayor Mike Johnston launched the series with its inaugural discussion this week.
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Faculty Assembly Newsletter (09/26)
On behalf of SEHD representatives for Faculty Assembly, The September issue of the Faculty Assembly newsletter is published and available for all to view here. Monthly newsletters will also be put in the SEHD Hub in this folder. Please reach out to SEHD Faculty Assembly reps, Jennifer Camacho-Taylor, Dennis Debay, Julia Kantor or Rachel Stein for…
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Important Reminders and Resources for Work-Study Student Supervisors
Hello SEHD! We hope you are having a great start to your Fall semester. As student employees are returning to work, we wanted to provide some important reminders and resources for supervisors of work-study students. If you are planning for your student employee to use a work-study award to fund their position, please take…
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Inclusive Excellence First Fridays will NOT Meet on Friday, October 2, 2026
INCLUSIVE EXCELLENCE FIRST FRIDAYS WILL NOT MEET ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2026 INCLUSIVE EXCELLENCE SUMMIT FUTURE TEACHER EXPO Friday, October 2, 20269:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Join colleagues for a day focused on Inclusive Excellence, learning,dialogue, and community engagement. Friday, October 2, 20269:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Support and engage with future educators and help showcase…
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Accessibility Tip: Readable Fonts
To improve readability, choose a clear font, a comfortable text size, and enough spacing. Check that readers can enlarge the text without losing content. May be difficult to read Tiny body text can require more magnification. Long passages in all caps or italics can slow reading. More accessible Use a familiar font for body text.…
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Volunteers Needed for Future Teacher Expo
The Future Teacher Expo, taking place on Friday, October 2, is SEHD’s largest recruitment event annually. There is still a high need for volunteer staff and faculty to assist with set-up, check-in, way-finding, and various additional tasks. Please consider signing up to help the Office of Recruitment and Outreach with this important project. Sign Up…
