Category: In the Media
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SEHD ECE program alum Cindy Bernal featured in the Pueblo Chieftain
‘All children deserve a chance’: Pueblo childhood educator closing book on 50-year career An early childhood educator who taught countless students, gave away more than 1 million books and taught more than 500 classes to other educators is putting the finishing touches on the final chapter of a half-century career. Cindy Bernal has had an…
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Dr. Margarita Bianco and Joselyne Garcia-Moreno (MA 2022), EdD student and former Pathways2Teaching student, featured in CU Denver News
Last fall, Dr. Margarita Bianco, associate professor and founder of Pathways2Teaching, and Joselyne Garcia-Moreno (MA 2022), doctoral student in CU Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity program, and former Pathways2Teaching student, packed their bags and flew to Santiago at the invitation of Dr. María Beatriz Fernández Cofré, associate professor at the Universidad…
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Lori Ryan featured in CU Denver News
Lori Ryan Boosts State’s Early Childhood Higher Education Partnership In 2016, a significant statewide early care and education stakeholder meeting was convened by the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) to establish a collaborative partnership aimed at successfully articulating two-year and four-year institutional coursework and programming. Upon completion of the articulation work for CDE in 2018,…
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Dr. Robin Brandehoff Featured in Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
Mālama Pono: Rebellious Teacher Preparation Through Hānai Pedagogy This opinion piece by Dr. Robin Brandehoff highlights her Hānai Pedagogy framework and how it can be used in teacher preparation programs nationally. Click here to access the article on the Diverse Education website
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Dennis DeBay and CU Denver Journal about Adjunct Faculty Featured in CU Denver News
“One of television’s most astute portrayals of academia was a recent Netflix series called The Chair. Starring Golden Globe-winning Sandra Oh as an English department chair, the series portrayed nuanced faculty tensions at a bucolic university trying to stay relevant. And, CU Denver Assistant Teaching Professor Emily Wortman-Wunder noticed, a glaring inaccuracy stood out: The…
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SEHD’s Ruben P. Viramontez Anguiano and His Research Team Featured in The Longmont Leader re: Their Presentation to The United Nations
Ollin Farms, in partnership with CU Denver, was represented at the United Nations for the 30th Annual International Day of Families observance by Ruben P. Viramontez Anguiano, professor of Human Development in Family Relations program in the School of Education & Human Development. Anguiano, alongside his son Olin and Ollin Farm owners Mark and Kena Guttridge,…
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PhD Student, Amanda Escheman, Op-Ed Featured in The Colorado Sun
Opinion: Colorado students have to feel like they belong as they find their identity, and DEI support fosters that growth “When it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion in Colorado schools, genuine allyship transcends well-worded mission statements.” Click here to read the full op-ed on The Colorado Sun website
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SEHD graduates Tali Burger (PsyD + credential in Neurosequential Model in Education), Melissa Muniz (MA in Counseling), and Paige Thompson (BA in EDHD – T-PREP program), featured in CU Denver News
“U.S. Ambassador. Architect. Educator. Lawyer. These are just a few examples of the career aspirations for the more than 2,200 students that will graduate from CU Denver this semester. Graduation marks a major milestone in their academic journey, but is just one moment in a lifetime of accomplishments that have led them to pursue, and…
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Ed.D. Student, Nicole Cromartie, Featured in The New York Times
Nicole Cromartie, Ed.D. student studying within the early childhood education concentration, and Director of Learning and Engagement at the Clyfford Still Musuem was featured in a New York Times article focused on museums welcoming children. Nicole is one of the nation’s leading family and youth programs educators and has been selected for a pre- and post-doctoral fellowship at the Getty…
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Ester de Jong Featured in New America Webinar
Feb. 22, 2024 | New America On a webinar hosted by this national education think tank, participants discussed a movement of laws and policies broadly referred in education policy circles to as “Science of Reading” legislation, influenced by the need for solutions to declining reading proficiency scores. On this webinar, CU Denver professor of cultural and…