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: Social Justice
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…
Mental Health Counseling Student’s Prestigious Fellowship Experience to Focus on Behavioral Health for Racial and Ethnic Minority Populations
After taking what could be considered an unusual path into the mental health counseling field…
District Administration Magazine Highlights GSE Center for Educational Partnerships’ Teaching, Social-Emotional Support and Guidance Amid Pandemic
In the March 26 issue of District Administration magazine, Matt Zalaznick wrote about the guidance…
Dynamic 12-Year Partnership Continues Between Fordham GSE and the Hunts Point Alliance for Children
For the last 12 years, GSE counseling psychology associate professor Jennie Park-Taylor has been actively…
Justin Shaifer, “Mr. Fascinate”, Shares Secrets About Bringing STEM Education Into the Classroom
In her opening remarks to welcome “Mr. Fascinate”, also known as Justin J. Shaifer, Dean…
U.S. News & World Report Ranks Fordham Graduate School of Education #25 for Best Online Program in Curriculum and Instruction
In just two short years, the Fordham Graduate School of Education (GSE) has entered the…
Professor Shares Powerful Lesson on “Motherwork” During Barbara L. Jackson Lecture
“Motherwork”, stated Barbara L. Jackson lecturer and The City College of New York professor Terri…
University Mourns the Passing of Professor Emerita Joanna Kellogg Uhry
Photos by Michael DamesJoanna Kellogg Uhry, Ph.D., a professor emerita of literacy education who taught…
Fordham Hosts World Congress of Catholic Education
Photos by Argenis Apolinario, Chris Taggart, and Taylor Ha A thousand delegates from Catholic schools…