In Memoriam: Dr. Edwin J. Delattre
Dr. Edwin Jules Delattre of Canton, GA, died Tuesday, August 13, 2019, in his home surrounded by friends and family. He was 77. At Boston University, he was OIin Resident… Read more
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Cohort of Terriers Take Center Stage at Annual MATSOL Conference
The Massachusetts Association of Teachers of Speakers of Other Languages (MATSOL) is kicking off its annual conference this year while featuring presentations from several members of the Terrier community. The… Read more
SED Announces Author & President of Spencer Foundation, Dr. Na’ilah Nasir, as Commencement Speaker
Dean ad interim Dr. Catherine O’Connor announced last week that author, researcher, and current President of the Spencer Foundation, Na’ilah Nasir, PhD, has been named speaker for the School of Education’s 2018 Commencement weekend. Dr…. Read more
SED BBQ Brings Community Together for Evening of Reflection & Laughter
On Thursday, May 3rd, SED hosted its annual Community BBQ event, where Spring-themed foods and activities were enjoyed by students, faculty, staff and alumni alike. The BBQ, which typically occurs roughly two… Read more
The Best Class at SED? Easy as 1, 2, 3… (Kidding!)
By Sophia Barbanel, SED’20 One of the best classes that a student in the School of Education can take is Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Number Systems; also known… Read more
How to Survive Finals Period
By Jenna Lanciani, SED’19 Manage your time. Make a schedule of when you need to get things done, and try your best to stick to it. The end of the… Read more
Drs. Rani, DeRosa Contribute to SED-Trotter Partnership
Dr. Swati Rani, Lecturer in Elementary Education, and Dr. Don DeRosa, Clinical Associate Professor in Science Education, are not only continuing SED’s eleven-year tradition of clinical and teaching involvement at… Read more
Interview with Stephanie Gonzalez, Director of Student Services
Interviewer: Emily Talley, SED 2016 MEET THE DIRECTOR: Emily: How long have you lived in Boston? Stephanie: I’ve lived in Boston since Fall 2007 when I first moved to BU… Read more