Rowe Scholar Claire Kielsa’s Passion for Teaching Began During Early Childhood
First Look at Teaching I was exposed to the education profession at a very young…
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Three Future Educators Receive Valerie A. Rowe Scholarships, Personify the Traits of What Makes a Great Teacher
What does it take to be a great teacher? Three students in the Fordham Graduate…
Reimagining Schooling in the Wake of COVID-19: How Can We Make our Schools Anti-Racist?
The current pandemic that has engulfed every country around the globe has also altered the…
Justin Coles Named Co-Editor of Equity & Excellence in Education Journal
Justin A. Coles, Ph.D., assistant professor and program director of Adolescent English Language Arts Education…
Educators Share Stories and Advice for the Upcoming School Year
When COVID-19 shut down schools across New York City, physical education teacher Michael Robilotta discovered…
New Faculty Member Elizabeth Gil Finds the Positives of Learning During a Pandemic
Elizabeth Gil, Ph.D., GSE educational leadership assistant professor, acknowledges it is challenging to teach in…
Fordham Successfully Partners with Four Icahn Charter Schools in the Bronx to Provide Needed Math and Science Teachers
Through a unique partnership between Fordham Graduate School of Education and Icahn Charter Schools, undergraduate…
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…
NYSED’s Five-Year Award to Fordham GSE’s Center for Educational Partnerships Arrives at Opportune Time to Assist Schools with Distance Learning Platforms
In an initiative led by the Fordham University Graduate School of Education’s (GSE) Center for…
GSE Dean Virginia Roach Named Among Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Magazine’s 2020 Top 35 Women in Higher Education
In its ninth annual special report recognizing the contributions of women to higher education, Diverse:…