Tamique Ridgard Peters Uses Anti-Racist Framework to Inform Teaching and Research
While it is sometimes difficult to use an anti-racist framework to inform and improve teaching…
Browsing: Inside Grad Ed
Dean’s Message: A Pledge to Pursue Racial Justice and Most Fall Classes to be Held Online
Dear Graduate School of Education (GSE) Students, I write to you today to give you…
Annie George-Puskar, A Passionate Early Childhood Intervention Educator, Talks About the Challenges Faced in the Current Climate
In a new teaching and learning environment that must account for COVID-19, GSE curriculum and…
Akane Zusho, Ph.D. Takes Helm of Fordham Graduate School of Education
As of July 1, 2020, Akane Zusho, Ph.D., will become Interim Dean of the Graduate…
Journal Article Offers Advice to School Counselors Working with Transracial Adoptees
Jennie Park-Taylor and Hannah Wing at the Lincoln Center campus, pre-pandemic. Photo by Taylor HaFordham…
Managing Fears and Anxieties in a Time of Pandemic
In addition to claiming lives and livelihoods, the coronavirus crisis has disrupted just about every…
Fordham GSE’s Online Ed.D. Ranks #13 Among More Than 150 Programs
EdDPrograms.org has ranked Fordham GSE’s online Doctor of Education degree program #13 among 150 schools…
Use Distance Learning Interactions to Meet Parent and Family Engagement Requirements
In times of remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic, online interactions can be transformed into…
Celebrating Fordham’s 175th Commencement: Together in Spirit
Father Michael “Mick” McCarthy, vice president for mission integration and planning gives the benediction at…
Leadership Changes at Graduate School of Education
NEW YORK, NY, May 12, 2020 –Virginia Roach, Ed.D., will be stepping down as dean…