Category: Colleagues

ThinqStudio invites CU Denver faculty and librarians to apply to work with us to imagine and create new ways of teaching and learning, try these ideas out in both our community of practice and with your students, and share your results across campus and beyond. This two-year fellowship is designed to give CU Denver colleagues…

We are excited to welcome Dr. Valerie Sherman to the School of Education & Human Development! Valerie will be the new Director of T-PREP Pathways, providing leadership for all of our rural undergraduate teacher education programs that we have developed over the past few years with rural community colleges, local districts, and early childhood organizations. …

The aRPy Ambassador Initiative represents a unique partnership between the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center, the Division for Early Childhood (DEC) of the Council for Exceptional Children and the Region B Parent Technical Assistance Center at Parent to Parent of Georgia. aRPy Ambassadors are advocates in the field of ECSE and support awareness and use…

Using play, optimism and curiosity to unlock success in your job search Sean Michael Morris, a senior instructor of learning design and technology in the school of education and human development at the University of Colorado Denver, recently shared an article linking play and scholarship. He argues that there is a symbiotic relationship between knowledge…

School District Leaders To Highlight Successful Efforts Of Positive Change During Virtual Early Learning Institute 2021 Keynote speakers will include: Kristie Kauerz, director, National P-3 Center; associate clinical professor, University of Colorado/Denver’s School of Education and Human Development Gracie Branch, associate executive director for professional learning, NAESP Peter Finch, assistant superintendent, West Valley (Wash.) School…

“We live in the age of choice”: school administrators, school choice policies, and the shaping of dual language bilingual education In the past 20 years, both school choice policies and dual language bilingual education (DLBE) programs have proliferated across the US. This project examines the intersection of the two trends, examining how school choice policies have shaped DLBE…

Brittany Wake earned a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health with a specialization in multicultural counseling and she is now a doctoral student at North Carolina State University. She was awarded the Don Locke Social Justice Award by her doctoral program! She was also an outstanding Master’s student of the Counseling program.

Last week, the Colorado Association of Bilingual Education held their annual conference and CU Denver was in the house! Dras. Lucinda Soltero-González and Tania Hogan are both on the CABE board of directors and their presence and leadership was evident throughout the conference. Approximately twenty current and former MA CLDE students attended the conference. Several…

If Putting Yourself First Feels Weird, Read This | SELF Prioritizing yourself can be “a little bit like swimming upstream,” emotionally focused therapy trainer Robert Allan, Ph.D., LMFT, an assistant professor of couple and family therapy at the … via www.self.com