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USF Center for Instruction and Technology Faculty Award I In May, Trey Cosgriff, SOE adjunct faculty member, received the CIT Faculty Award which recognizes outstanding use of technology in the classroom or on-line. His Authentic Educational Technology course creates an environment in which SOE students get to combine theory and practice, teaching local junior high school students. |
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Annual Student Recognition Awards Ceremony | On May 18, the School of Education and Education Alumni Society held their 15th Annual Student Recognition Awards Ceremony. 90 students from 45 local, private, Catholic schools were honored. Students were selected for two award categories: Consistent Academic Excellence and Most Improved Academic Excellence. Congratulations to all! |
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On April 30th, School of Education doctoral and master's students enjoyed the opportunity of presenting their current research at the SOE First Annual Research Symposium. This event was organized by the SOE Graduate student Association. Click here to view full image >> |
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On Saturday, April 2nd, a panel of SOE faculty members, including Sr. Jeanne, Dr. Busk, Dr. Evans, Dr. Katz, Dr. Pace, and Dr. Flores, shared their expertise with students on “How to Present Research at the Symposium or Conference Level”. Topics included: delivering powerful presentations, creating effective handouts, integrating technology into presentations, and fielding difficult questions. |
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Reading the World VII | On March 12-13, the IME Department hosted Reading the World VII, a conference celebrating multicultural literature for children and young adults. The conference was opened by Director, Beverly Vaughn Hock with additional greetings and remarks to the 300 guests and attendees by Provost James Wiser, Dean Walt Gmelch, and IME Department Chair, Susan Roberta Katz. Read More >> |
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On February 24, 2005, Fr. Jeff LaBelle, S.J., IME doctoral candidate and SOE credential analyst, presented his recent research entitled "Experiences of Ethnic Acceptance and Prejudice in English Language Learning" at the 30th Annual CABE conference at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Read More >> |
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The 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education was held in Honolulu, Hawaii, January 4-7, 2005. Dr. Patricia Mitchell and Dr. Betty Taylor and four doctoral students, Valerie Skinner-Martin, Verronda Moore, Cynthia Vanzant and Terry Nordstrom presented referee papers on a panel that focused on the topic of Emotional Intelligence and its Educational Applications. Read More >>
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IME Adjunct Named Novato Citizen of the Year | Longtime Novato educator Lois Moore was recently named the Novato Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the Year for 2004. Though she is now retired from the Novato school district, Moore continues to teach Pan African Language and Culture at the University of San Francisco School of Education. Read More >>
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All Complexity--No Chaos | On Friday, January 14, 2005, Dr. Deborah Bloch presented "Chaos and Complexity in Organizational Life." Presenters included Organization and Leadership doctoral students, faculty from the University of Western Sydney, and faculty from the USF College of Professional Studies. Read More >> |
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Jesuit Foundation Grant Award Winner | Congratulations to Dr. Judy Pace, Ed.D., Associate Professor in the Teacher Education Department, for receiving a Jesuit Foundation Grant! Read More »» |
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Diversifying the Special Education Doctoral Pool and the Professorate | On November 12, 2004, eight former Learning and Instruction doctoral students participated in a panel presentation at the Council for Exceptional Children, Teacher Education Division, conference in Albuquerque. Read More »» |
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Dr. Betty Taylor, Professor in the Organization and Leadership Department, spent three weeks in July and August as a visiting professor at Hope University in Liverpool, England where she taught an intensive graduate class titled "Leadership, Practice, and Change." Read More >> |
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Introducing the New Dean of the School of Education | The School of Education would like to extend a warm welcome to Dr. Walter Gmelch, our new Dean. We look forward to working with him to build an even stronger academic community! |
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