Category: Colleagues
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Teaching in Higher Ed – Podcasting Live from Denver!
The Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, created and hosted by the inimitable Bonni Stachowiak, is a cornerstone of the current conversation about higher education. The podcast has featured guests like Sara Goldrick-Rab, Jesse Stommel, Bryan Alexander, Catherine Cronin, Rajiv Jhangiani, Amy Collier, Remi Kalir, and many, many others speaking on matters as various and vital as Open Education, Networked Pedagogy, Digital Literacy, Homelessness and Housing Insecurity in Higher…
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Positive comments about SEHD
CU Denver’s social media team shared a birthday post to celebrate CU Denver’s birthday and asked people to share what they loved about the university. Three people who commented are part of the SEHD community. “Our students make this an awesome place to work.” Bud Talbot “It took me about 8 years to complete my…
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Kent Seidel and research partners quoted in Education Week on the Topic of Research and PD in Rural School Districts
“So, our approach on this has been to work collaboratively, closely in partnership with folks who are trying to get better evidence to change their practice on a day-to-day, year-to-year basis,” Seidel said. “By being a research partner to them, we’re actually able to better understand how things can improve over time and what really…
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Merit Review Workshop—January 22, 2020 (LSC 600), 12-1:30
The Merit Committee is hosting a Merit Review Workshop to answer questions you may have regarding the merit review survey and process. Please join us on January 22, 2020 (12-1:30) in LSC 600. Feel free to bring your lunch. We look forward to seeing you! You may also wish to join us by Zoom: https://ucdenver.zoom.us/j/528107147
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Cherry Creek School District’s Talent Acquisition Multicultural Community Event
“Mirrors, Windows and Sliding Glass Doors.” January 25 10am to 6pm LoneTree Barnes and Noble From the work of Rudine Bishop, ‘Mirrors, Windows and Sliding Glass Doors’ examines the power of books and the roles that they play in the lives of children. Books are either windows, offering real or imagined views of the world;…
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Lisa Forbe’s made the “10 most-read CU Connections features of 2019”
In my first year as a faculty member, I was swept away with the tidal wave of teaching a 4-4, prepping new courses, engaging in research and service while also managing my life as a mother of a 3-year-old and 6-month-old with a partner who travels five months of the year for work. I describe…
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Scott McLeod to Keynote Wisconsin State Education Convention
The SEHD’s own Scott McLeod is keynoting the 2020 Wisconsin Association of School Boards State Education Convention in January. The Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) is dedicated to serving as an advocate for education and students. A non-profit organization, the WASB seeks to advance education through supporting the tradition of local school board control…
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Farewell to Jenna Stanford
Please join us in wishing Jenna well as she moves on to another job opportunity. Jenna’s last day with the SEHD will be Friday, December 20th. Thank you Jenna, for your time with the School of Education & Human Development! Jose Miguel Jara-Garcia will be temporarily covering some of Jenna’s duties until we are able…
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Thank you and farewell to Dr. Farah Ibrahim
Congratulations to Dr. Farah Ibrahim on her retirement effective 1/2/2020. With much gratitude and appreciation, we thank Farah for the almost 14 years of service in the Counseling program within the School of Education and Human Development. In addition, she was an active faculty assembly representative; her service contributed greatly to support diversity and inclusion…
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Thank you and farewell to Bonnie Walters
With much gratitude and appreciation, we say farewell to Bonnie Walters, as she retires from her position as Executive Director of The Evaluation Center effective 12/31/2019. Bonnie has led The Evaluation Center since its inception in 2004. Under her guidance and leadership, the Center has grown from a one-woman shop, to a team of over…