The Study Council is a partnership organization within the School of Education. This partnership includes educational leaders from Central New York school districts and BOCES who collaborate for a variety of educational services. The benefits of membership include:
Recent faculty research spotlights include:
The annual membership fee for the Syracuse University Study Council is $165. If you are a member district and want to discuss partnership ideas or if you are not a member district and would like to find out more about the Syracuse University Study Council, please contact:
The Constitution of the Study Council at Syracuse University
The partnership between the Syracuse University School of Education and local school districts is critical. Local educators and leaders are invited to a conversation with Dean Joanna Masingila and our faculty. We are interested in hearing from you about your greatest needs related to teacher and leader preparation, and how we can partner to address these needs. Your thoughts and ideas will help inform our programs. Light breakfast snacks and coffee will be available. Please RSVP to Leela George by March 10.…
Find out more »The 2019-2020 series focuses on instructional leadership. Series participants will receive a copy of the book “What Every Principal Needs to Know to Create Equitable and Excellent Schools” edited by George Theoharis and Jeffrey S. Brooks. All events are on Wednesday mornings from 8:30-10 a.m. 2019-2020 Conversation Events: What is effective writing instruction? October 30, 2019 Kelly Chandler-Olcott, professor of English education and literacy education Participants will receive a copy of Kelly’s new book, A Good Fit for All Kids- Collaborating…
Find out more »The 10th Annual Syracuse University Teacher Leadership Conference Drumlins Country Club Preceded by a pre-conference session for school administrators, 1:30-3 p.m. A conference on the structures, processes and skills that depend on and support collaboration among teachers. Dr. Jill Harrison Berg, an Educational Leadership columnist and nationally-recognized scholar on school leadership, will serve as keynote speaker, focusing on ways of cultivating the leadership potential of all school staff members. In addition to her keynote address, she will lead a pre-conference workshop for…
Find out more »Professor George Theoharis will lead the Study Council in a CNY regional conversation series around his book Leadership for Increasingly Diverse Schools. We encourage you to attend as a leadership team from your school or district. This could include district, building and teacher leaders. Leadership for Increasingly Diverse Schools is available in eBook or hard copy, and the Study Council is willing to purchase for all registrants. Discussion schedule: March 24: Introduction (Chapter 1) April 14: Disability & Poverty (Chapters…
Find out more »Professor George Theoharis will lead the Study Council in a CNY regional conversation series around his book Leadership for Increasingly Diverse Schools. We encourage you to attend as a leadership team from your school or district. This could include district, building and teacher leaders. Leadership for Increasingly Diverse Schools is available in eBook or hard copy, and the Study Council is willing to purchase for all registrants. Discussion schedule: March 24: Introduction (Chapter 1) April 14: Disability & Poverty (Chapters…
Find out more »Join the Study Council at Syracuse University and the Intergroup Dialogue Program in the development of a supportive online community of educators of color in Central New York. Intergroup Dialogue provides a welcoming and intentional space for difficult conversations and healing justice. Participants will receive a welcome a welcome kit and mentor text. Facilitated by Courtney Mauldin and Easton Davis. Applications are requested by December 15, 2021. Dialogue sessions will be help on Zoom Mondays from 4:30-6 p.m. on: January…
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