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  • Welcome Katie Halpern, HR and Payroll Manager

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    Please join us in welcoming Katie Halpern, our new SEHD HR and Payroll Manager. Katie comes to us from the HR Shared Services group at the School of Medicine, Anschutz Medical Campus in her most recent role as a lead HR professional and trainer. Prior to that, Katie was in agency recruiting for over 5…

  • Future Teacher Expo 2025: Inspiring Tomorrow’s Educators

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    The 23rd annual Future Teacher Expo was a resounding success! On Friday, October 3, SEHD welcomed nearly 200 high school students from across Colorado for a day of inspiration, learning, and connection. The students took part in interactive breakout sessions, heard from community leaders, and learned about how CU Denver’s teacher education program can help them thrive in their…

  • Bryn Harris Published in Book Chapter

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    Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Autism Identification Among Multilingual Youth “Multilingual learners in U.S. public schools have been growing in number and diversity of demographics (e.g., languages spoken, countries of origin) over the past decades. Despite the increase in multilingual learners, as well as children with autism, limited research has been conducted on this population.” [Read…

  • Faculty Grants Academy Workshop 2, 10/17 – REMINDER

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    On this Friday October 17th, from 12-2pm in Lawrence Street Center, 13th floor, Conference Rm 1300D, the Office of Research Services (ORS) will host its second Faculty Grants Academy workshop of the 2025-2026 academic year. This workshop will focus on finding funding and provide an interactive training how to use the university-supported Pivot funding database to…

  • CFDA Newsletter: October Edition

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    Reflections from the Director It feels as though we were just welcoming new faculty to campus at the start of the semester, and now many of you are immersed in grading midterms. While the semester seems to be moving quickly, milestone moments like this offer valuable opportunities to pause and reflect with intention. This month,…

  • ORS Faculty Grants Academy Workshop 2: 10/17/25

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    On Friday October 17th, from 12-2pm in Lawrence Street Center, 13th floor, Conference Rm 1300D, the Office of Research Services (ORS) will host its second Faculty Grants Academy workshop of the 2025-2026 academic year.  This workshop will focus on finding funding and provide an interactive training how to use the university-supported Pivot funding database to…

  • Puppy Available for Adoption

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    Jenny Fox, who fosters dogs, has this cute puppy available for adoption. If you would like to add Mork to your family or have any questions, please contact Jenny.

  • Publication Opportunity: The International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education

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    We are pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue of the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education titled: Queering Qualitative Methodologies to Dismantle Hegemonic Narratives. This special issue of the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education invites proposals that push the boundaries of qualitative research by queering methodologies in education. It seeks…

  • 22nd Annual Brown Lecture in Education Research

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    October 23 at 6:00 pm ET. ASL and captioning provided. Free Event. Click here to learn more   About the 2025 Lecture James A. Banks, the Kerry and Linda Killinger Endowed Chair in Diversity Studies Emeritus and founding director of the Center for Multicultural Education (now the Banks Center for Educational Justice) at the University…

  • Nancy L. Leech, PhD: One of the Most Cited Scholars in Educational Research

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    “Nancy L. Leech, PhD, is one of the most cited researchers in educational research, with her work referenced more than 49,300 times. Her work in research methods, mixed methods, and statistics has influenced scholars, students, and practitioners worldwide. Yet, recognition was never her goal; it was the exchange of ideas and the collaboration with others…