Dr. Diana Hess from the Spencer Foundation was the speaker for the John M. Wozniak Annual Lecture on February 8. Her talk, The Political Classroom: What Makes Discussion Democratic? raised very important questions for educators to reflect on. Dr. Hess offered several resources that are linked on Dr. Ryan’s (SOE faculty) webpage under Political Science, Economics, and Geography. Check them out.
The International Committee of the School of Education sponsored an International Fair on February 6. Eighty attendees had an opportunity to learn about 10 programs that offer international experiences, degrees. or programs for SOE undergraduate and graduate students. Several current SOE students shared their own personal international experience with the group.
Are you interested in doing something with an international flair? Our fair will have info available on an assortment of opportunities. Ten university units will be present with information on how to:
– Travel Abroad
– Volunteer with Refugees
– Take Classes in International Education
– Be a Bilingual Teacher
– Be a Foreign Language Teacher
Lake Shore Campus – […]
Presented by Diana E. Hess, Ph.D., Senior Vice-President of the Spencer Foundation,
on February 8, 2012 – 6:00-7:30 p.m.
at Water Tower Campus, Lewis Towers, 13th Floor, Beane Hall
RSVP
The School of Education’s Research Symposium, Community of Scholar will be held on April 21st, 2012 from 8:30am-2pm on the Lake Shore Campus in conjunction with Loyola’s Weekend of Excellence. Information will be coming out soon for opportunities to attend, present, or get involved! Updates will be posted to the website or Student Development Committee’s FaceBook page.
On April 2, 120 faculty, students, staff, and alums attended the 13th Annual School of Education Research Symposium. Fifty students presented research on a range of topics covering local, national and international issues in education. Several faculty presented with their students and many more attended. Dr. Allensworth’s keynote provided a opportunity to hear about research […]
School of Education’s annual Research Symposium will be held on Lake Shore Campus Saturday, April 2, 2011, 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Our keynote speaker will be Elaine Allensworth, Senior Director and Chief Research Officer of Consortium on Chicago School Research.
RSVP to attend no later than Monday, March 21, 2011. Full details.
Loyola University’s Future Teachers Club and the School of Education invite parents, educators and other interested parties to a screening of
Race To Nowhere
Race To Nowhere is a film produced by a parent who is concerned with the culture of hollow achievement and pressure to perform that has invaded America’s schools.
This new film shines examine the price […]
On February 10, 2011, the School of Education hosted the 6th Annual Freshmen Conference. Freshmen teacher candidates from all the education majors came together to discuss their major of interest, requirements for the degree, and options as a future teacher. With the help of current faculty and students in Teacher and Learning the conference covered areas English […]
On January 22, Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 student teachers participated in series of workshops designed to assist them in their job search. The event was sponsored by the School of Education and Phi Delta Kappa. The workshops included Preparation for the Interview, Interview Necessities, Tips from The Field, and Mock Interviews. Each participant had an individual […]