Category: Colleagues

“What does shared governance mean to you? Why is it important? To us, shared governance means that members of the institution (faculty, staff, administration, and students) have a say in how it runs and what it’s priorities should be. The benefit of shared governance is that it leverages the shared wisdom, experience and knowledge of…

“In a December 5 press release, the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) announced that Antwan Jefferson (PhD ’13), associate dean for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) and clinical associate professor in the School of Education & Human Development (SEHD) at CU Denver, began a term as vice chair of the WICHE Commission in November…

“Some leadership programs dispense inspiring appetizers of wisdom in a lunchtime workshop. CU Denver’s new Academic Leadership Accelerator (ALA) program gives CU Denver faculty leaders a nine-course meal—with ample food for thought to help them better serve students and academic goals.” Click here to access the full article

“There has been an increasing amount of conservative family legislation passed at both state and national levels between 2021 and 2022 in the United States, invoking public interest in understanding the impact these policies and laws can have on family life. This research re-examined how covenant marriage law—one of the most conservative marital legislations that…

Dr. Robin Brandehoff and a team of SEHD Doctoral Students and Alumni including Dr. Gabriel Castano, Jessica Luna, Valerie Richmond, and Melinda Rossi will be presenting their work on the experiences of SEHD doctoral students of color in a panel titled “Amplifying the Voices of Mentorship Across Campus: Explorations of Race Culture, and Power” at…