Congratulations to Remi Kalir and his research team on the Marginal Syllabus for winning the 2019 John Lovas Award! The John Lovas Award is given by the journal Kairos to an “outstanding online project devoted to academic pursuits.” Since 2016, the Marginal Syllabus has organized 27 ongoing “annotation conversations” with educators about equity in teaching and learning. […]
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The Berlin Prize Application
The Berlin Prize Application The application period for the Berlin Prize is now open. We will accept applications until Monday, September 23, 2019, at 6 p.m. EST. The American Academy in Berlin seeks to enrich transatlantic dialogue in the arts, humanities, and public policy through the development and communication of projects of the highest scholarly […]
Congratulations to Remi Kalir and his team for winning the John Lovas Award for their “Marginal Syllabus.”
Congratulations to Remi Kalir and his team, Christina Cantrill (National Writing Project), Joe Dillon (Aurora Public Schools/Denver Writing Project), and Jeremy Dean (Hypothesis), for winning the John Lovas Award for their “Marginal Syllabus.” [Read the full story at Marginal Syllabus]
Farewell to Becky Emerson (again!)
With much gratitude and fondness, we say farewell to Becky Emerson, as her retiree contract as an Accounting Assistant with the Dean’s Office is coming to an end on June 30th. We are grateful for Becky’s post-retirement support with purchasing, travel, and conference registrations. Daisy Salazar will provide support in these areas going forward. Please […]
Sex as a Safe Adventure: Helping Couples Connect Sexually and Emotionally Through Emotionally Focused Therapy
Fifteen CU Denver Counseling students took advantage of a special discount to participate in a two day workshop with Zoya Simakhodskaya and Michael Moran from New York. The workshop addressed an attachment based approach to working with sex in couple’s therapy. The students were among a group of 65 participants from around the region. The […]
Congratulations to Remi and Ebony
Congratulations to Remi and Ebony on the birth of their adorable son, Thaddeus “Ade” Shipp Kalir. He made his grand entrance on Saturday, June 1st at 12:44pm. Weighing 7 lb 4.2 oz and 19 ¼ inches.
Chalkbeat Colorado features CU Denver’s inaugural teacher ed cohort from Otero Junior College
Rural Colorado faces a teacher shortage. University of Colorado Denver has plans to help. By making high-quality educator preparation programs available in rural communities and recruiting candidates from those communities, administrators hope they can make a real dent in the teacher shortage. Students who come in with an associate degree can earn a University of […]
2019-2020 SEHD Management Teams & Committees
School of Education and Human Development Management Teams & Committees 2019-2020 Management Teams Administrative and Management Team: Rebecca Kantor (Dean), Aswad Allen, Lindsay Austin, Patricia Ball, Scott Bauer, Julia Cummings, Christine Feagins, Dorothy Garrison-Wade, Cindy Gutierrez, Shannon Hagerman, Marlinda Hines, Brad Hinson, JáNet Hurt, Sandy Mondragon, Julie Oxenford O’Brian, Barbara Seidl, Rebecca Schell, Theo […]
Prize-winning publication calls for new paradigm of language education policy
Sofía Chaparro, assistant professor in University of Colorado Denver’s Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education program, was awarded the 2019 TIRF James E. Alatis Prize for Research on Language Planning and Policy in Educational Contexts from The International Research Foundation for English Language Education (TIRF) during the 2019 TESOL International Convention in March. Chaparro and co-author […]
Carlos Hipolito-Delgado interviewed by KUNC Radio
2019 – 0506 | KUNC Public Radio More counselors help students plan for future with state grant Hire Me Series: More Counselors Help Students Plan For Future, Thanks To State Grant School counselors are the utility players at a school, said Carlos Hipolito-Delgado, an associate professor of counselor education at the University of Colorado Denver. […]