Join BU Wheelock at AERA (April 21–26)
Join BU Wheelock faculty and graduate students at the American Education Research Association (AERA) annual meeting, April 21 – 26, in San Diego, California. The theme for this year’s meeting… Read more
Tag: Education
BU Wheelock Alumna Keena Anthony (’17) Co-Authors Children’s Book, I’m an American Too!
In addition to leading a special education classroom in the Washington, DC, area, BU Wheelock alumna Keena Anthony (’13) is the co-author (with Shamfa Tittle) of the recently-published children’s book… Read more
Dr. Stephanie Curenton Begins Two-Year Term on BU Initiative on Cities’ Faculty Advisory Board
Associate Professor Dr. Stephanie Curenton has begun a two-year term on the Boston University Initiative on Cities (IOC) Faculty Advisory Board. The IOC’s stated mission is “to research, promote, and… Read more
Professor Hardin Coleman Moderates Panel, Presents Paper, Provides Closing Remarks at International Conference on The Future of Education
Dr. Hardin L.K. Coleman, professor within BU Wheelock’s Counseling Psychology program, will participate in the 8th annual International Conference on The Future of Education in Florence, Italy, from June 28th… Read more
Two SED Faculty Members, One Alumna to Receive AERA Awards at Annual Conference
Each year, the American Educational Research Association (AERA) celebrates members of the educational research community by presenting them with awards that highlight excellence in achievement relating to their distinct area(s) of study…. Read more
My Buddy, John Dewey
By Talia Most, SED’20 A cornerstone of the SED community is the web of meaningful relationships amongst students and their facilitators. The strongest faculty relationship I developed during my first… Read more
U.S. News & World Report Ranks BU School of Education #34 Among Top Graduate Schools of Education
Today, U.S. News & World Report has published their 2019 rankings of top graduate schools of education in the United States. BU’s School of Education comes in at #34 overall,… Read more
Newly Expanded Holmes Scholars Program Looks to Hit the Ground Running
The newly developed Holmes Postdoctoral Program in Education and Human Development at BU’s School of Education looks to break new ground in offering support and opportunities to underrepresented future educators… Read more
Education in the Developing World
By Alisha Parikh, SED 2017 Last semester, taking the course IR/SO242: Globalization and World Poverty, was both eye-opening and thought-provoking. Discussions centered on a variety of issues affecting the countries in the poorer… Read more
Top Three Reasons Why I (and You) Should Want to Work with Children
By Noah Segal, SED 2017 1. If you are a guy, you are going to get a job. If you’re a guy and you are willing to work with children… Read more