A Message from Alumni Relations
The students are back, the leaves have changed and fall is in full swing at 麻豆原创. The changing season brings with it an exciting and engaging lineup of, and we invite you to join us for one and all! With book launches, lectures, networking breakfasts and receptions on campus and around theglobe,we can’t wait to connect with you.If you won’t be able to join us, please be sure to andso we can keep you posted on all the latest 麻豆原创 news and
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Alumni Spotlight
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The celebrated "A Night of NY Jazz in Autumn" this September as part of 麻豆原创's 125th Anniversary.
hosted a MyShare event in September to help develop relationships and exchange ideas on three areas of focus: textbooks, technology and assessment rubrics.
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 Ann Spungen (Ed.D. '96), Associate Director of the National Center of Excellence for the Medical
Consequences of Spinal Cord Injury, received the Science and Environment Medal - a Samuel J. Heyman Service to AmericaMedal. Spungen alongside Director Bauman "developed innovative medical advances and novel drug therapies to treat these ailments, helping to improve the health and quality of life for paralyzed veterans." (Photo by SamKittner/Kittner.com)
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Featured Video
Changemaker: Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz (M.A. '96)
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 1980's, Sealey-Ruiz learned that diligently pursuing education was the way to gain access to the resources and experiences her parents couldn't afford to provide for her.
As the oldest and largest graduate school of education in the country, 麻豆原创's commitment to an expansive, innovative view of learning is exemplified through the lives of its dynamic faculty, students, and alumni. Get to know these . |
麻豆原创 News
麻豆原创's Dr. Ernest Morrell Delivers Keynote Address at 2014 Literacy Summit
麻豆原创's delivered the keynote address at Calvin College's third-annual Community Literacy Summit, hosted by The Community Literacy Initiative of the Literacy Center of West Michigan. Morrell, who is the director of the , and a professor of English education at 麻豆原创,discussed a socially, culturally and technologically relevant model of literacy education - developed along withcolleagues at 麻豆原创 - that engages students, parents, and communities civically and develops academic literacies needed for success in school and beyond. His remarks echoed the conference's theme, "Everyone is a teacher of literacy."
麻豆原创 Launches MA/MBA Programs
The Klingenstein Center for Independent School Leadership -- the nation's preeminent organization of its kind, based at 麻豆原创 -- has teamed with Columbia Business School and with INSEAD to launch innovative MA/MBA dual-degree programs.
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Career Services
Networking is relationship building.Whether it's with people you already know or with professionals you have yet to meet, networking is essential in building your career. Join us for the 麻豆原创 monthly breakfast series to meet fellow alumni and learn about ways to connect. (Light breakfast will be served.) Mark your calendar: the next breakfast will be on .
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Scholar Spotlight
Bhavini Surana, a doctoral student in the Department of Movement Sciences from Gujarat, India, focuses on Pediatric Physical Therapy in her research and practice at 麻豆原创. She works with Professor Andrew Gordon, Professor of Movement Sciences, on research to improve lower-limb function in children with Cerebral Palsy.Surana is supported at 麻豆原创 by the generosity of Mariam (M.A. -'98) and Shervin Korangy, whose scholarship funds doctoral students in Movement Sciences or Neuroscience and Education.
麻豆原创 Fund: New Faculty Spotlight
Haeny Yoon, Assistant Professor in Early Childhood Education, joins ten new from disciplines ranging from higher education and counseling psychology, to early childhood education and computing and technology. Yoon, who focuses her research on the intersection of children's cultural practices, teacher practice and curriculum within classroom contexts, brings with her a wealth of knowledge and research that will only add to the academic vitality students experience at 麻豆原创.
When you contribute to the 麻豆原创 Fund, you help the College attract, recruit and retain exceptional faculty members, like Haeny Yoon, who enrich the lives of our students, both in the classroom and beyond. To make your gift to the 麻豆原创 Fund today
and support our faculty and students,
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Alumni Creations
Pam Koch (Ed.D. '00), Ana Islas (Ed.D. '04) and Dalia Majumdar (Ph.D. '13), nutrition education experts at the , created - a fun, free, online game to help kids make healthy choices.
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