Category: Colleagues
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Robert Allan featured in GQ India magazine
9 small ways to let go of regret (even when it’s hard) Often the people who say “I don’t have regrets” aren’t in deep denial (though they might be). There’s a chance that they’ve been able to use any experience of regret to learn from their behavior, says Robert Allan, Ph.D., L.M.F.T., emotionally focused therapy…
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Maria Uribe interviewed by Colorado Public Radio – Racism’s Lasting Effect on Children
Children’s Book Teaches Kids and About Racism And How They Can Respond The book, “Is There Something Wrong With Me?” by Maria Uribe, describes how racism can affect a child even when it’s unintended, like when a teacher anglicizes a student’s name so it’s easier for them to remember. It also teaches young kids about microaggressions…
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A Queer Endeavor’s 3rd summer Educator Institute for Equity and Justice
A Queer Endeavor’s 3rd summer Educator Institute for Equity and Justice. This Institute will be available in hybrid form so you can access all of the sessions from anywhere!! We are accepting proposals now and registration is open. We would LOVE to have your voices/ voices of your teachers submit proposals as the Institute is…
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NAESP and National P-3 Center Release New Principal Guide to Early Learning and the Early Grades
NAESP Releases New Principal Guide To Early Learning And The Early Grades – NAESP Created in partnership with the National P–3 Center at CU Denver, this guide helps leaders create a school environment that allows the youngest learners to grow and thrive. via www.naesp.org
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Robert Allan Featured in Story About Letting Go of Regret – SELF.com
How to Let Go of Regret (Even When It’s Hard) | SELF Regret is a negative emotion that hinges on counterfactual thinking, Dr. Roese explains. Counterfactual thinking essentially means that we look back and concoct imaginary scenarios to convince … via www.self.com
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Research in a Pandemic
So much has changed in the last year due to the global pandemic! In this Faculty Research Symposium, we highlight some of the research works happening in SEHD regarding pandemic impacts. Please join us Tuesday, April 6 from 10:00 – 11:30. RSVP here Advocating for Students During Distance Learning: The Role of the School Counselor…
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ThinqStudio Two-Year Fellowships — Call for Applications for 2021-2023
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…
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Welcome Valerie Sherman, Director of T-PREP Pathways
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. …
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Sending the Elevator Back Down: Creating Diverse Leaders
A new scholarship fund for single moms has been created by SEHD alum Dr. Denine Echevarria. Applications are due by May 15, 2021. Read the article here, or check out the scholarship website.
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Congratulations Dr. Andrea Laser – new aRPy Ambassador
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…