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Fordham Spearheads First-Ever International Education Day at U.N.
Staff from the Fordham provost’s office took the lead in organizing the United Nations’ first-ever International Education Day. Held during International Education Week on Nov. 16, the event brought...
View ArticleResearcher Touts Differentiated Instruction as Key to Classroom Success
In education, few topics are more fraught with tension than school integration. Recent studies have confirmed that when students who are struggling academically are taught alongside those that are...
View ArticleFordham to Help Community Schools Across New York City
Fordham’s Graduate School of Education is spearheading a new state-funded initiative—the New York City Regional Community Schools Technical Assistance Center, which aids NYC’s 247 community schools....
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New Book Delves Into the Mind of John F. Kennedy Jr.
Photo by Taylor HaHe was an adventurer: a kayaker, a paraglider, a pilot. He was a national heartthrob named “Sexiest Man Alive” by People magazine in 1988. He was the co-founder of a political...
View ArticleResearch Points Way Forward for New Year’s Resolutions
Ann Rodier, Ph.D., an adjunct faculty member at the School of Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) has researched student academic performance, identity, and self-confidence. Her work suggests...
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Local Catholic School Students Explore College Life at Fordham
Photos by Argenis ApolinarioMore than 1,500 middle school students from Catholic schools across New York City convened at Fordham on Jan. 28 and 30 for Catholic Schools Week. The Graduate School of...
View ArticleGraduate School of Education Online Programs Ranked in Top 20 Percent by U.S....
Fordham’s Graduate School of Education ranks in the top 20 percent of online post-secondary programs reviewed, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2019 Best Online Graduate Education rankings....
View ArticleGraduate School of Education Ranked Among Top 50 by U.S. News & World Report
In an announcement on March 12, U.S. News and World Report ranked the Graduate School of Education (GSE) among the top 50 graduate schools of education in the country. In a field of more than 1,600...
View ArticleSocial Work Across Cultures and the Life Span
At an April conference, the Graduate School of Social Service held a series of workshops and lectures that highlighted research and best practices by and for Westchester social workers and scholars.
View ArticleA Strong Sense of Ethnic Identity Can Mitigate the Effects of Discrimination,...
Photo by Taylor HaTiffany Yip, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Fordham, has explored the human relationship with ethnic identity in more than 50 peer-reviewed papers. For years, she has served as...
View ArticleAt Work with Olga Baez, Administrative Assistant and Founder of A Bronx...
Photo by Taylor Ha Who She Is Administrative assistant in Fordham College at Lincoln Center’s residential life office since 2006. What She Does “I man the front office and assist with any parent...
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First Scholas Chairs Congress in US Hosted at Fordham
Photos by and courtesy of Scholas Occurrentes, Taylor Ha, Tanya Hunt, and Jeanine GenauerAn international community of scholars and faith leaders congregated at the Lincoln Center campus from June 2...
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Fordham Hosts World Congress of Catholic Education
Photos by Argenis Apolinario, Chris Taggart, and Taylor Ha A thousand delegates from Catholic schools across the world congregated at the Lincoln Center campus and nearby locations for the World...
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University Mourns the Passing of Professor Emerita Joanna Kellogg Uhry
Photos by Michael DamesJoanna Kellogg Uhry, Ed.D., a professor emerita of literacy education who taught educators how to teach reading and writing to children, died on Aug. 26 from complications of...
View ArticleRace in the Classroom: A series of discussions led by Shannon R. Waite
Photo by Patrick Verel.Shannon R. Waite, Ed.D., clinical assistant professor in the Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy division in the Graduate School of Education, is guest-hosting on...
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John L. Elias, Professor Emeritus Who Taught In 2 Fordham Schools, Dies at 85
Photos courtesy of Rebecca EliasJohn Lawrence Elias, Ed.D., a professor emeritus who taught in two schools at Fordham, spearheaded the development of three doctoral programs, and maintained lifelong...
View ArticleAfter 45 Years, Fordham Education Professor and Mentor Prepares to Retire
Toby Tetenbaum, Ph.D., a professor in Fordham’s Graduate School of Education, speaks at the Women’s Philanthropy Summit. Photo by Argenis ApolinarioEdgar McIntosh had been weighing whether or not to...
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School Ties in the Bronx: Fordham and Cardinal Hayes High School
Multimedia by Taylor Ha and Tom StoelkerLess than four miles away from Fordham’s Rose Hill campus is Cardinal Hayes High School, an independent all-boys Catholic school. Since its inception in 1941, it...
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Palliative Care Social Workers Help Patients Navigate Life with Serious Illness
Sophie Rivera and Kenneth Meeker, palliative care fellow and alumni mentor, stand outside Montefiore Wakefield in the Bronx.Amidst the many hospitals that line Manhattan’s East Side sits the...
View ArticleMental Health Counseling Students Explore Their Future
Photo by Taylor HaWhere will you be working five years from now? A recent career workshop at the Lincoln Center campus aimed to answer that question for Graduate School of Education (GSE) students in...
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