Dr. Carlos Hipolito-Delgado was recently promoted to full professor in the SEHD Counseling program. Dr. Hipolito-Delgado’s research interests include the ethnic identity development of Chicanas/os/xs and Latinas/os/xs, the effects of internalized racism, training to improve the cultural competence of counselors,
Success Looks Like Me
The CU Denver Student Government is looking for nominations for an initiative called, “Success Looks Like Me.” This initiative will help CU-Denver students from underrepresented populations visualize different paths to success. The goal is for students to visualize themselves as
Robert Allen’s interview featured in MSN Lifestyle
8 Relationship Tips Couples Therapists Are Giving All the Time Right Now The pandemic has ripple effects in nearly every part of our lives, whether you’re coping with it relatively well or feeling completely underwater. So, as a couple, you
Sean Michael Morris interviewed by Inside Higher Ed
Don’t dismiss asynchronous learning, experts say. Improve it. Most instruction at community colleges remains remote this semester as the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on. Some are concerned that remote instruction will further widen equity gaps among students. Previous research shows that students who take courses
Mindfulness Workshop Series through the Wellness Center: Stress Less, Breathe Deep – September 24 through October 29
The CU Denver Wellness and Recreation Center is pleased to offer: A Mindfulness Practice Workshop Series for the CU Denver community 6 online Zoom sessions Thursday evenings 5:30pm – 6:45pm, September 24th – October 29th, 2020 Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
Research Spotlight: Antwan Jefferson
Antwan Jefferson is now a Clinical Associate Professor in the School of Education and Human Development at the University of Colorado Denver. Antwan teaches in the Human Development and Family Relations program (undergraduate and graduate) and he supports the Urban
Colorado Youth for a Change Back to School Night – Wednesday, September 16
As you may know, I serve on the Board of Directors for an incredible nonprofit called Colorado Youth for a Change. We help hundreds of young people reenroll in school after dropping out each year, and we support thousands of
Heather Johnson’s NSF Grant Featured Several Times on 9News
University of Colorado Denver associate professor Heather Johnson, PhD, received a $1,599,774 grant from the National Science Foundation last week. Johnson is an associate professor in CU Denver’s School of Education & Human Development where she focuses her work on STEM education. The grant-winning project, Promoting Mathematical Reasoning and Transforming Instruction in College
In Preschools, Sharing and Playtime Look Different Now
To support young children’s social and developmental skills, preschools have had to get creative with what were once mainstay classroom practices. Madison Stacy an ASPIRE alum who is working at Clayton Early Learning is featured in this article about how
Congrats Rachel Cornelius!!
We would like to congratulate Rachel Cornelius for being recognized as one of this year’s select recipients of the Staff Excellence Award for CU Denver sponsored by University of Colorado Staff Council. Rachel was nominated by Cindy Gutierrez with support