Doctoral Student Tamar Brown Researches Violent Urban Music Lyrics and How They Affect Young Men
CLAIR student Tamar Brown’s single authored paper, “Turn down the volume, son!: The ways Black…
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Project PACTS Continues Unique Interdisciplinary Training for Childhood Special Educators and Bilingual School Psychologists
The Graduate School of Education’s (GSE) Division of Curriculum and Teaching successfully recruited 16 scholars (eight in Childhood…
Mikaela Pitcan, GSE ’19: Social Scientist and Mental Health Clinician
Photo by Butcher WalshEight years ago, Mikaela Pitcan spoke with a teenager who wanted to…
GSE Associate Professor: Reading Aloud to Children is Important
“Kids who are read to at home have better transitions to formal school settings,” said…
GSE School Psychology Researcher Touts Differentiated Instruction as Key to Classroom Success
Recent studies have confirmed that when students who are struggling academically are taught alongside those…
GSE Research Team Studies Unique Educational Experiences of Young Transgender Adults
Maneuvering through the teenage years is undeniably difficult, and even more so for young people…
GSE Associate Professor Researches Minority Youth/Young Adult STEM Education
GSE Associate Professor Jennie Park-Taylor and her research team are conducting a pilot project on…
GSE Alum Stephen M. Lange, Ph.D., Discovers Relationship Between ADHD and Comorbid Developmental Coordination Disorder
Fordham GSE school psychology graduate and former Adjunct Assistant Professor Stephen Lange, Ph.D., has revealed…
GSE PhD Candidate Christie Belle-Garcia Appointed Assistant Dean at Rose Hill Campus
While working on her Ph.D. at Fordham’s Graduate School of Education and researching racial microaggressions…
GSE School Psychology Alumna Reveals Childhood Reading Difficulty Relationships in Journal of Psycholinguistic Research
Sheena Mehta, PhD, (GSE, School Psychology ’16) served as lead author for the recently published…