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CEPS Newsletter: March 2019

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Cultural and Educational Policy Studies, Loyola University Chicago
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CEPS Students and Alumni,
I hope this note finds each of you well and enjoying an invigorating semester. A big thank you to Dr. Amy Shuffelton, who helped lead the efforts to have a successful and thought-provoking Wozniak Lecture this week with Dr. Cris Mayo.

In this newsletter, you’ll find […]

CEPS Newsletter, February 2019

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Cultural and Educational Policy Studies, Loyola University Chicago
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CEPS Community

Happy new year, and I hope that “spring” semester (with slush falling from the sky and below zero temperatures just in the last two weeks!) is treating each of you well.]

This is an exciting time in the SOE. Below, I call your attention to a series of […]

CEPS Movie Night: JOSHUA: Teenager vs. Superpower

CEPS Movie Night: JOSHUA: Teenager vs. Superpower

Please join us (non CEPS students welcome as well) for CEPS Movie Night on February 5 from 7 pm until about 9 pm, in Corboy Hall, L14 (lower level). We will be watching the 2017 film, Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower (2017). Hosted by Prof. Kate Phillippo; Appetizers and beverages will be served.

 

“A rousing documentary profiles […]

CEPS Masters Student publishes course paper

Congratulations to CEPS Masters student Pravindaran Balakrishnan, who published a revised version of a paper for Sociology of Education in The Star, a major English language newsletter in Malaysia: https://www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/2019/01/18/move-up-the-ladder-in-education-for-b40-students/

CEPS Policy Forum: January 25

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All (current and future students, staff, faculty, community members) are invited to the Cultural and Educational Policy Studies Program’s Policy Forum: Electoral and Educational Change? Education Policy at Local, State and National Levels. This event will take place at Galvin Auditorium at Loyola’s Lakeshore Campus, from 3-5 pm on Friday, […]

CEPS Newsletter 85–December 2018

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Cultural and Educational Policy Studies, Loyola University Chicago
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CEPS Students and Alumni,

I hope that this newsletter finds each of you well. For students among us, I wish each of you the best as the semester winds down. We look forward to welcoming new CEPS M.Ed. and M.A. students next semester, and to hosting the CEPS Policy […]

CEPS Program Newsletter #084– October 22, 2018

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Cultural and Educational Policy Studies, Loyola University Chicago
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CEPS Students and Alumni,

I hope this note finds each of you enjoying Autumn. I am proud to share news of CEPS’ activity on many fronts: we have an active CEPS student reading group that meets next week, and are joined by Fulbright students from all around the globe […]

CEPS Newsletter, September 27, 2018

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Cultural and Educational Policy Studies, Loyola University Chicago
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CEPS Students and Alumni ,
I hope that this year has gotten off to a productive start for each of you and that you are enjoying Autumn in Chicago. This newsletter is intended to help you stay informed of learning and work opportunities locally and beyond. If you have […]

Welcome (back) to CEPS!

Hello,

I hope that everyone has had a good start to the academic year. Please join me in welcoming Valerie Collier, our new Program Coordinator, to CEPS. She is a highly experienced Program Coordinator for other School of Education programs, but we are just now getting the opportunity to work with her.

Please stay tuned for our […]

CEPS PhD graduate receives prestigious Post-Doc Fellowship at Teachers College, Columbia University

CEPS PhD graduate receives prestigious Post-Doc Fellowship at Teachers College, Columbia University

Dr. Michael Hines, a 2017 graduate of the CEPS PhD program, has received the prestigious Minority Postdoctoral Fellowship at Teachers College, Columbia University where he will be based in the History and Education Program. Hines’ research examines efforts by African-American teachers and activists to create alternative curricula in history and social studies during the early twentieth century.  Additional information […]