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This one-hour film documents the history of some of the most significant changes in services to people with disabilities during the reform era of the 1970s. Dozens of people are interviewed, and many archival photos are shown. Although the film focuses on the work and impact of the late Professor Wolf Wolfensberger, it also features other people who were part of Syracuse University's Division of Special Education & Rehabilitation, such as the late Professor Steve Taylor and Dean Burton Blatt.…
Find out more »This year's New York Public Humanities Graduate Fellows discuss their experiences and challenges of developing public humanities research projects: Black Women, Black Youth and the Struggle for Education as the Practice of Freedom Camilla J. Bell (Ph.D. Candidate, Cultural Foundations of Education) In partnership with the Community Folk Art Center, Bell has developed a 2-day retreat for former participants of the 2018 Summer Arts and Culture Camp. Requesting feedback from former participants, their families, and a select group of facilitators, Bell hopes to…
Find out more »The School of Education will recognize Bachelors, Master's, C.A.S. and Doctoral degree recipients at its 43rd Annual Convocation Ceremony. More information can be found on the School of Education website.
Find out more »The 2019 Syracuse University Commencement Weekend is May 10-12, 2019. The highlight of this weekend is Commencement on Sunday morning. Qualifications for Participation Commencement Weekend Schedule Frequently Asked Questions Academic Regalia Disability Services and Accommodations
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