Lindsay W. Kowalski ’05, G’06 graduated Syracuse University School of Education with a double major in Inclusive Elementary and Special Education and Anthropology, along with an M.S. in Literacy Education...Read More
Sebastian Melendez ’24, G’26 arrived at Syracuse University from Grand Island, NE, with two passions that, at first glance, might not seem a natural pairing. He wanted to study interior...Read More
800 Years in the Making: The Meaning Behind an Investiture Ceremony The first known Chancellor Investiture Ceremony in higher education in medieval Europe occurred more than 800 years ago on...Read More
Five members of the School of Education (SOE) community—two faculty members and three staff—have been named among 59 women from across Syracuse University selected for the Women in Leadership (WiL)...Read More
Capitol Action Day is the National Association of Social Workers-New York’s (NASW-NY) annual advocacy event, connecting social workers directly with the legislators whose decisions shape the profession and the communities...Read More
LAUSD adopts moratorium on student AI use, another big move to limit classroom computer time (Los Angeles Times | Sept. 2, 2026) The Los Angeles public school district has enacted...Read More
Wendy Moy, Assistant Professor of Music Education in the College of Visual and Performing Arts and the School of Education at Syracuse University, will be a recurring panelist on a...Read More
In spring 2026, the New York State Education Department gave the green light for Syracuse University School of Education to unveil six revised degree programs, spanning the bachelor’s, master’s, and...Read More
After several years as an unofficial study abroad opportunity, Syracuse University’s RECOS Trinational Seminar returns in 2026-2027 as a credit-bearing course, giving Master of Social Work students the chance to...Read More
On July 1, 2026, the Syracuse University School of Education named DeBorah A. Little ’14, G’16 as Chair of its Advisory Board. Little succeeds Deborah A. Knoblock ’88, G’90, who...Read More
