Secondary Poetry Spoken Word Competition
Secondary Poetry Spoken Word Competition
Secondary students are invited to partake in a poetry spoken word competition.
Natalie King Hosts Camp for Middle School Girls to Encourage Interest in STEM
Natalie King Hosts Camp for Middle School Girls to Encourage Interest in STEM
Shamma Pierre and Patou Yunusa were two participants in this summer’s I AM STEM Camp, a program led by CEHD Associate Professor Natalie King.
Behizadeh, Thompson-Smith, Miller Receive 2022 Janet Emig Award
Behizadeh, Thompson-Smith, Miller Receive 2022 Janet Emig Award
Nadia Behizadeh, Cheryll Thompson-Smith and PJ Miller are the 2022 recipients of the ELATE Janet Emig Award, which recognizes researchers studying English teacher education.
Kasun Receives CEHD’s 2022 Innovation in International Education Faculty Award
Kasun Receives CEHD’s 2022 Innovation in International Education Faculty Award
Sue Kasun, associate professor in the Department of Middle and Secondary Education, is the 2022 recipient of the College of Education & Human Development’s Innovation in International Education Faculty Award.
Scott, Kasun Co-Author Chapter in Celebrated Literacy, Deaf Education Book
Scott, Kasun Co-Author Chapter in Celebrated Literacy, Deaf Education Book
Assistant Professor Jessica Scott and Associate Professor Sue Kasun co-authored a chapter in a book selected as one of Choice’s Outstanding Academic Titles for 2021.
Social Justice-Focused Summer Institute for Atlanta Educators Teaches Local History, Community Organizing
Social Justice-Focused Summer Institute for Atlanta Educators Teaches Local History, Community Organizing
This summer, students in the college’s CREATE teacher residency program participated in the Ella Baker-Lugenia Hope-Septima Clark Summer Institute, named after three important yet often overlooked black women who organized and advocated for social change in Atlanta and throughout the South.
Honors Day Highlight: Rebecca Eswine
Honors Day Highlight: Rebecca Eswine
Rebecca Eswine is the 2021 recipient of the Outstanding Dissertation Award in Curriculum and Instruction, given to an outstanding student in the curriculum and instruction doctoral program.
Honors Day Highlight: Betty Edouard
Honors Day Highlight: Betty Edouard
Betty Edouard is the 2021 recipient of the Outstanding M.A.T. Student Award in Mathematics and Science, which is given for academic achievement, teaching expertise, community service and a commitment to excellence.
CEHD Alumnus Script Highlighted in Hollywood
CEHD Alumnus Script Highlighted in Hollywood
Chris Parizo (M.A.T. English Education, 2012) is a film writer whose work is highlighted in two publications that came out in December 2020 in Deadline and Vanity Fair.
Five Questions with Tracy Jackson
Five Questions with Tracy Jackson
Meet Tracy Jackson, a master’s student studying creative and innovative education and English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL).
