The School of Education 2020 Convocation ceremony has been postponed.  

Due to CDC travel recommendations in light of the expanding impact of COVID-19, paired with the recent State of Emergency declared by the mayor of San Francisco, the American Educational Research…

This event will be rescheduled at a later date. For the past five years the Syracuse University’s Teaching English Language Program (TELL) has partnered with Nottingham High School to host a “We…

Dr. Matache leads an informal seminar connected to her talk, The Roma Case for Reparations, for those interested in youth-based participatory action research. Matache presents her work on the…

The Zell Lecture sponsored by the Minor in Atrocity Studies and the Practices of Social Justice The call for reparations as a critical element in healing and accountability for state wrongs has…

The international students of the School of Education and Fulbright DAI participants invite all members of the SOE community to experience this special event. Students will showcase their cultures…

This Friday HEOP and SSS upperclass students will showcase research, campus and community involvement and abroad activities at our 3rd Annual Scholars of Distinction. Join us for an enriching…

The Harry S. and Elva K. Ganders Lecture Series Indigenous Student Affairs units are designed to support all aspects and growth of the unique needs and contexts of Indigenous students. In this…

My Beautiful Stutter is the powerful and inspirational story of five kids who enter experimental, interactive and arts-based programs at The Stuttering Association for the Young (SAY). After a…

Join us to finish your final paper, portfolio, grading – while chatting with friends and surrounded by FREE food (breakfast, lunch, and snacks) all day! Drop in when you can or stay all day…

In light of events on campus, we are postponing the planned screening of My Beautiful Stutter. We encourage those who were planning to attend to support students at the Barnes Center, or use the time…

Carol Decker ’68 will read selections from her new book, Little Carol Speaks Her Truth: Growing Up from The Great Depression Through WWII, and will sign copies. Light refreshments will be…

Faculty, staff, and current graduate students at the Open House will offer information on the School of Education’s master’s certificate, and doctoral programs in: Counseling and Human Services…

2 Day Introductory Workshop in Supporting Communication: Developing Frameworks for Support and Learning to be a Facilitator Typing to Communicate is one method used in accessing augmentative and…

Educational Simulated Interaction Models (eduSIMs) are designed and clinically tested simulations for future teachers and school leaders. The simulations identify strengths and misconceptions in…

Join us in NYC to learn more about the opportunities that are offered in the School of Education at Syracuse! Presenters will include senior assistant dean Amie Redmond and assistant director of…

Sponsored by the School of Education and the minor in Atrocity Studies and the Practices of Social Justice Paredes’ talk will explore the double discourse about the past that characterizes…

With Bettina Love, University of Georgia The Douglas Biklen Landscape of Urban Education Lecture Series Co-Sponsored by the University Lectures In this talk, Bettina Love will discuss the struggles…

Join us in Chicago to learn more about the opportunities that are offered in the School of Education at Syracuse! Presenters will include senior assistant dean Amie Redmond and assistant director of…

Join us in Boston to learn more about the opportunities that are offered in the School of Education at Syracuse! Presenters will include senior assistant dean Amie Redmond and assistant director of…