Join us as our faculty and staff in the Center for Academic Achievement and Student Development, including Craig Tucker, Amy Messersmith and Marieke Davis, discuss the programs that support our first generation and underrepresented students in the School of Education and the University at-large. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Questions?
Find out more »Join the leadership of the Center on Disability and Inclusion for a conversation around disability-related research and initiatives promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of school and society, both locally and globally. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Questions?
Find out more »Join Professor Julia White for a conversation around the School of Education's work in educating students around the Holocaust, other global atrocities, human rights violations, and efforts to confront the past and transform the future. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join Professor Benjamin Dotger for a conversation around his innovative approach of using clinical simulations to train educators. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join Interim Dean Kelly-Chandler Olcott for a School of Education update and learn about all of the exciting changes happening at the School. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join Professor Sharon Dotger for a conversation around her lesson study method to understand how elementary school students think about science to better develop engaging curriculum for them to succeed. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join the School of Education for the launch of the new Center for Experiential Pedagogy and Practice to advance experiential teaching and learning. We’ll also celebrate the publication of a new book edited by Dean Chandler-Olcott and Professor Ben Dotger: Clinical Simulations as Signature Pedagogy: Educator Preparation Across the Disciplines. Refreshments will be served. Short program at 5 p.m. CART live opening captioning will be provided for the spoken program. Parking available in the University Avenue Garage. All guests must adhere to the…
Find out more »Join Professor Sharon Dotger for a conversation around her lesson study method to understand how elementary school students think about science to better develop engaging curriculum for them to succeed. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join the leadership of the Center on Disability and Inclusion for a conversation around disability-related research and initiatives promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of school and society, both locally and globally. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join Professor Benjamin Dotger for a conversation around his innovative approach of using clinical simulations to train educators. Part of a series of events for alumni and friends to learn more about the research, advocacy and people of the School of Education. Email Jessica Puccia at jlpuccia@syr.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link to join.
Find out more »Join us for an enriching experience featuring presentations, exhibits and performances by Syracuse University Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) students. Students will exhibit their work in research, community service, campus involvement, study abroad experiences, the arts, internships, summer jobs, civic engagement, activism, social justice and more. The purpose of Scholars of Distinction is to showcase the accomplishments of HEOP and SSS students—and inspire others. Stop by this open-house style event to hear from and…
Find out more »Interdisciplinary artists, activists and educators with expertise in the arts, humanities and social sciences join together to examine what it might mean to rethink creativity as a universal and inalienable human right, a remedy for complicated histories of inhumanity and carelessness, and a change-making, emancipatory form of social intelligence. Presented by the Lender Center for Social Justice. Co-sponsored by the Syracuse University Humanities Center and Hendricks Chapel.
Find out more »View an award-winning documentary from Kylie Walter '20 and InclusiveU senior Olivia Baist '22 about living together in Flint Hall. Watch as they navigate challenges, emotions, and successes inherent in a mentorship program that pairs students with and without intellectual disabilities on campus. CART captioning services provided. Part of Orange Central 2021. Register now!
Find out more »Join artist and alumna Diana Wege ’76 as she presents a copy of EARTH: The Anthology , an anthology of sacred texts and environmental literature selected, introduced, and illuminated by Diana Wege. Uniting religion and ecology on the same side, EARTH: The Anthology contains eight sacred texts of major world religions followed by eleven seminal works by renowned environmentalists, reprinted in their entirety. The first page of each book features illuminations after masters of landscape painting and hand calligraphy in the style of a…
Find out more »School of Education graduates and their guests are invited to a reception following the Class of 2020 Commencement Ceremony. This event will include light refreshments, a dean's welcome, recognition of and gifts for graduates in attendance, and a chance to reconnect with faculty, staff, and your classmates. Program will start at 1:15 p.m. Be sure you're registered for Class of 2020 Commencement Weekend to attend. Please indicate on the registration form if accessibility accommodations will be needed for students or guests…
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