Cultural Foundations of Education will hold an orientation for all new students in the CFE master's, CFE doctoral, and Disability Studies CAS programs. A virtual/zoom attendance option will be available; contact the department.
The department of Cultural Foundations of Education will hold an orientation for all new students in their Cultural Foundations of Education and Disability Studies programs. A virtual/zoom attendance option will be available; contact the department.
Kal Alston is professor in the department of Cultural Foundations of Education and associate dean for academic affairs in the School of Education. As a philosopher of education, her research and most recent publications focus on ethics and community responsibility, the connection of the Brown decision to contemporary educational experience, and popular culture/mass media and […]
Michael Gill is an associate professor of disability studies in the department of Cultural Foundations of Education at Syracuse University. Light lunch will be available; please email mabarker@syr.edu for accommodation requests. This colloquium is part of the 2019-2020 Cultural Foundations of Education series: Cultivating Pedagogies & Communities of Justice.
Khuram Hussain G'10 is an associate professor and Interim Dean of Hobart & William Smith Colleges. Light lunch will be available; please email mabarker@syr.edu for accommodation requests. This colloquium is part of the 2019-2020 Cultural Foundations of Education series: Cultivating Pedagogies & Communities of Justice.
The Department of Cultural Foundations of Education will hold an orientation for all new graduate students in the CFE, Media & Education, and Disability Studies programs.
Cultural Foundations of Education master's student Alessa Garland-Smith will defend their thesis entitled "Shifting Educational Inequity to Education Equity: Bringing Hope to Our Urban Youth." All are welcome to attend.
Cultural Foundations of Education doctoral candidate Kelsey John will defend their dissertation entitled "What Can łį́į́ʼ (the Navajo horse) teach us about decolonizing education?" All are welcome to attend.
The Dissertation Working Group (DWG) is an informal meeting of doctoral students to discuss their dissertations and topics of interest including: dissertation plans, problems, school/department/university/professional requirements, proposals, support needs, methods issues, how to write, etc. Yuri Pavlov, IDD&E doctoral student, and Nick Smith, IDD&E professor emeritus, are the coordinators for the DWG. Some meetings, Nick […]
Cultural Foundations of Education doctoral candidate Jordan West will defend their dissertation entitled "Lemons into Lemonade: Black undergraduate women's embodiment of strength and resilience at a PWI." All are welcome to attend.
Cultural Foundations of Education doctoral candidate Azam Nastasi will defend their dissertation entitled "We Know? Now What? Teaching, Learning, (Un)Knowing and Educating Toward Epistemic Justice." All are welcome to attend.
Special Education doctoral candidate Chelsea Tracy-Bronson will defend her dissertation entitled "Inclusive Education in Practice: District-Level Special Education Administrators' Leadership." All are welcome to attend.
Cultural Foundations of Education doctoral candidate Yvonne Perez Lopez will defend her dissertation entitled "Mestizaje Ideology as Color-Blind Racism: Students' Discourses of Colorism and Racism in Mexico." All are welcome to attend.
Cultural Foundations of Education doctoral candidate Peter Smith will defend their dissertation entitled "Opportunity, but at what cost? The experiences of African-American parents in a predominantly white school." All are welcome to attend.
Higher Education doctoral candidate Staci Weber will defend their dissertation entitled "'My Training Wheels Are Off:' How First Generation College Students Make Meaning of the Influence of Their College Access and Support Programs." All are welcome to attend.
