Category: Colleagues
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COVID-19 and Managing Mental Health
News of a widespread public health concern like COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can cause feelings of uncertainty and anxiety. Many students across the nation are dealing with sudden changes to their regular schedules and some are faced with having to quickly leave their campuses without contingency plans yet in place. These developments can be stressful. At…
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Brad Hinson named CU Denver OER Champion
The University of Colorado is one of 23 Colorado institutions of higher education to receive grant funding from the Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) for open education projects. This year, $1 million (http://masterplan.highered.colorado.gov/oer-in-colorado/) was awarded to 35 different grantees, among them: The University of Colorado Denver received $35,000 for ThinqStudio to establish an open…
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CU Denver’s Bianco receives national teacher diversity research award
On February 27, Margarita Bianco, associate professor in the School of Education & Human Development, was presented with the 2020 Diversified Teaching Workforce (DTW) Teacher Diversity Research Award from the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) at their annual meeting in Atlanta, GA. Through the Pathways2Teaching program she founded, developed, directs, and maintains,…
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Black Education Impact Conference Featured in CU Denver News
CU Denver hosted 62 youth and 20 adults on February 21 for the 2020 Black Education Impact Conference. High schoolers participated in career workshops and presentations themed around the topic: “Moving Beyond the Screen: Using the power of social media to promote higher education, social activism and community involvement.” The event was planned and orchestrated…
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Geeta Verma’s Research Featured in CU Connections and CU Denver NEWS
Thinking “STEM career:” Boys and Girls Club Engages in Education Research It’s not uncommon to hear elementary schoolers from Jack A. Vickers Boys and Girls Club in Denver’s Northeast Park Hill neighborhood dropping complex terms like “3-D printing,” “prototyping,” “drones,” “Raspberry Pi,” “flight simulation” and “spatial visualization.” This is especially true since the club’s partnership last…
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We are excited to welcome Kelley Patient to the School of Education & Human Development!
As HR & Payroll Coordinator, Kelley will perform functions related to recruiting, on-boarding, off-boarding, payroll, leave usage, immigration paperwork, and record keeping and retention. Kelley joins us from a season of working remotely with an HR team based in Orlando, FL, and moved to the Denver area about a year ago. Some fun facts about…
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Reminder: Advanced Qualitative Techniques Workshop – after the faculty meeting on Wednesday
Wednesday Feb. 26th from 12:00-1:00 (after faculty meeting) Presenter: Nancy Leech LSC 600, Zoom option available – Lunch provided Take your qualitative analysis deeper! Join us in exploring advanced qualitative techniques to enhance your research, writing, and publications. [Register here]
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Dorothy Garrison-Wade and Manuel Espinoza featured in CU Denver News
February is Black History Month, and we should celebrate the university’s achievements in creating a diverse and inclusive culture. After all, at CU Denver students of color make up 40% of the total student body, and 57% of 2018 first-years are students of color. At the same time, it’s important to point out that equity…
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The Colorado Association for Bilingual Education Conference sees large turnout from CU Denver
The Colorado Association for Bilingual Education held its annual two-day conference this week and CU Denver faculty, former faculty and graduate students lead a total of 17 sessions. The list of presenters and topics shows the breadth and depth of knowledge and experience that CU Denver has in the field of bilingual education and cultural…
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Baby Shower for Chinar – February 20th
Thursday February 20, 2020 1pm – 2pm Lawrence Street Center Room 648