Category: News

School of Education Counseling Program Welcomes New Faculty

Syracuse University School of Education’s Counseling program welcomes two new faculty members in fall 2026, bringing expertise in counselor preparation, mental health access, and trauma-informed counseling. Alexandra Gantt-Howrey joins SOE...
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Schools of Education, Social Work Mourn the Passing of James L. Stone ’62, G’64

Syracuse University’s School of Education and School of Social Work mourn the passing of James L. Stone ’62, G’64, distinguished alumnus of both schools and the sponsor and namesake of...
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Six Things to Know About New Student Convocation Speaker Elyas A. Layachi ’27

Elyas A. Layachi ’27 thought he had his Syracuse University journey figured out the day he arrived on campus. He planned to study aerospace engineering, but he soon realized that...
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The Breedlove Readers Announces Its Fall 2026 Book Club

Applications are now open for the fall 2026 edition of The Breedlove Readers, a book club that encourages middle and high school girls throughout Central New York to celebrate black...
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Professor George Theoharis Co-edits “Educating in Dangerous Times”

Educating in Dangerous Times: A Call to Reenvision Public School in America (Beacon Press, 2026) is a new edited volume from Syracuse University School of Education Professor George Theoharis and...
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Five Questions for Jared Khan-Bagley ’22, G’23

Jared Khan-Bagley ’22, G’23 graduated Syracuse University School of Education with a B.S. in Inclusive Elementary and Special Education and an M.S. in Inclusive Special Education (Severe/Multiple Disabilities). At Syracuse,...
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Cho and Corbitt Awarded NSF FINDERS Foundry Grant to Advance AI and Financial Literacy in Elementary Schools

Moon-Heum Cho and Alexander Corbitt, professors in the Syracuse University School of Education, have been awarded a $50,000 planning grant from the National Science Foundation’s FINDERS Foundry program to develop...
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Professor Jing Lei: For Tech in the Classroom, “How” Matters More Than “How Much”

As lawmakers in dozens of states consider legislation on AI in schools and districts nationwide weigh screen restrictions, debate over how—and how much—technology belongs in the classroom shows no signs...
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Kelly Ocampo G’08: Past, Present, and Future

School of Education Ambassador Kelly Ocampo G’08 (Inclusive Special Education, Grades 1-6) is the 2026 recipient of the Exceptional Woman of the Year award, presented by New York State Assemblymember...
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Students Awarded 2026 Intelligence ++ Ventures grants

Two Syracuse University students whose ventures focus on inclusive design and student well-being have been awarded Spring 2026 Intelligence++ Venture Grants through Syracuse University’s Intelligence++ initiative, administered through Syracuse University...
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