Book Talk
Finding Equity and Belonging in Higher Education
What does it feel like to navigate higher education as a woman—especially as a woman of color? In a new book, Until Every Woman Is Free: Equity and Belonging in the Academy through Duoethnography (Bloomsbury), BU Wheelock’s Christina Dobbs and co-editor Christine Montecillo Leider of UMass Lowell bring together voices from across academia to examine the […]
A New Way of Looking at the AI Conversation
Maya Bialik, a second-year doctoral student at BU Wheelock, is co-author of the new book, Irreplaceable: How AI Changes Everything (And Nothing) in Teaching and Learning (Solution Tree). Bringing together the ed tech space, teaching, and research, Bialik and coauthor Peter Nilsson explore new ways to drive conversation on the development of AI to better understand the […]
Partnering with Parents in Education
Clinical associate professor Paul Thayer is the coauthor of a new book, Family Engagement in Education: Inclusive Approaches for Creating Collaborative and Equitable School Communities (Routledge, 2026). Thayer, a faculty member in the Child Life & Family-Centered Care program at BU Wheelock, hopes this new book will help educators reframe their relationships with parents and other caregivers and […]