SEHD Impact

Category: News

  • Join Us – Colorado Educator Diversity Policy Forum – November 15, 2024

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    Sponsored by University of Colorado Denver’s School of Education & Human Development and in partnership with the National Center for Research on Educator Diversity at the University of Houston, the Colorado Educator Diversity Policy Forum brings together higher education professionals, policymakers, state leaders, educators, community leaders, and graduate students to share ideas about effective approaches to diversifying the educator…

  • Cultivating a Culture of Belonging Through Instructional Design

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    “Prioritize the voices of the learners we serve.” This is one of the guiding principles behind the University of Colorado System Employee Services learning design team, led by School of Education & Human Development alum Deborah Lowe (EdD ‘24). Lowe and her team use differentiated instructional design techniques and equity centered practices to customize payroll and benefits training sessions…

  • CU Denver Alum Janet Damon Named 2025 Colorado Teacher of the Year

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    “Janet Damon (EdS ‘10), teacher at DELTA High School in Denver Public Schools (DPS), has earned Colorado’s 2025 Teacher of the Year Award. DELTA High School is an alternative high school that serves students who have faced challenges in life and in traditional school settings.” Click here to continue reading on the SEHD Newsroom site

  • National P-3 Center Hosts Biennial Institute

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    The National P-3 Center hosted its signature biennial event, The National P-3 Institute, in Vail, October 22-25. Fourteen teams from eight states were selected to attend through a competitive application process. Designed as a professional learning retreat, the Institute combines exposure to cutting-edge ideas in P-3 (preschool through 3rd grade) reforms with dedicated team planning time…

  • Calendly Available

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    After much process and procedure, we have approval to purchase Calendly licenses. We are looking at a bulk purchase and need to know who needs it and has the funds to purchase it. We are not funding these centrally, but if you would like to use operational, program, or PD funds, it costs $100 / seat /…

  • EdPrepLab World Café | Designing Student-Centered Teacher Education: Content and Pedagogy

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    Educator Preparation Laboratory invites you to our 2024 – 2025 World Café Series Preparing Teachers for Transformative Education  Hosted by Educator Preparatory Laboratory (an initiative of the Learning Policy Institute and Bank Street College of Education) Designing Student-Centered Teacher Education: Content and Pedagogy Tuesday, November 12 Session 1: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM EST (18:00 UTC) Session 2: 7:00…

  • University Snow Closures: What You Need to Know

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    Please read below for an excerpt from a University communication about campus and office closures and work expectations during inclement weather.    Click here to review the 2024 article about weather closures: Snow Closures.    How to stay up to date on weather related closures or delays:  In the event of a Denver campus closure, delayed…

  • SEHD Retreat – AI Resources

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    Attached is a book we asked ChatGPT to write using prompt engineering.  Enjoy. Shadows of Innocence: A Dark Inquiry into the Mystique of Kittens and the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Moral Relativism by Edgar Alan Poe Click here to access the PDF of the book If you’re interested in more about AI tools, videos, resources,…

  • November Food Drive for SEHD Students

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    HELP US STOCK OUR SEHD FOOD (and necessities) PANTRY! Our SEHD students are grateful for the food and necessities that they receive through our pantry.  We are supporting a drive through the month of November to stock up on the things they need most.  Students have requested easy-to-go meal supplies (ramen, mac & cheese, snacks,…

  • ED Review (10/25/24)

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    ANNOUNCEMENTS IN ATLANTA On October 17, Secretary Cardona traveled to Metro Atlanta, where he held a press conference at Atlanta City Hall to announce a significant milestone for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program and participated in a roundtable discussion at Five Forks Middle School in Gwinnett County to uplift additional mental health supports…