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Volume VIII, No. 8 ♦ 4/2003
Professor Yorks and Doctoral Students Explore Culture's Impact on Team Learning
The February issue of Advances in Developing Human Resources (Volume 2, Number 1), edited by Lyle Yorks, Associate Professor of Adult Learning and Leadership and Director of the Adult Education Guided Intensive Study (AEGIS) doctoral program, reveals that models in the social sciences, in this instance team learning, should be placed in their cultural context.
Published: 4/1/2003Convocation 2003 Preview
If you have not already heard, Convocation this year will feature two Master’s Convocations on Tuesday, May 20, instead of the usual single ceremony. The Doctoral Convocation, at which graduating doctoral students are hooded by the Dean, will take place the following day.
Published: 4/1/2003The Pakistani Gifted Child Development Project: An International Collaboration
The Hollingworth Center is assisting in the development of the Gifted Child Development Project located in Karachi, Pakistan
Published: 4/1/2003Improving Quality of Life in Men with Prostate Cancer
The results of an NIH-funded, large-scale randomized clinical trial on men’s adjustment to prostate cancer found that the effects of educational and supportive group interventions had specific benefits for men.
Published: 4/1/2003TC Students Volunteer with Columbia Community Outreach
On Saturday, April 5, TC students joined the rest of the Columbia University community including undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff for Columbia Community Outreach Day.
Published: 4/1/2003TC Rallies for Affirmative Action at the U.S. Supreme Court
On April 1, nearly 40 TC students, staff and faculty members took a bus to Washington, D.C., for a rally before the U.S. Supreme Court to defend affirmative action in college admissions.
Published: 4/1/2003Does Whom You Work With Matter?
Managerial Pay is Related to the Gender and Age of Subordinates, Peers and Supervisors
Published: 4/1/2003Laraine Masters Glidden: Fourth Blackman Lecturer
When one or more children with disabilities are part of a family, how does it affect family life? That is what Laraine Masters Glidden hoped to determine through her research, which she presented at the fourth Leonard and Frances Blackman Lecture in April.
Published: 4/1/2003Charter Schools Suffer from Ill-Prepared Teachers, Unequal Funding: Hechinger Institute Provides Forum for New Research
In April, TC’s Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media hosted a forum for new research in Los Angeles. According to a new study, a ballooning number of charter schools rely heavily on uncredentialed teachers, fail to acquire federal funds to aid low-achieving or learning-disabled children, and display the same finance disparities that beset regular public schools.
Published: 4/1/2003Ann Lieberman and Diane Wood Go Inside the National Writing Project
To find out if networks make a difference in classroom teaching, Ann Lieberman and Diane R. Wood studied the National Writing Project, one of the most influential and long-lasting professional development programs in the United States.
Published: 4/1/2003TC Sponsors Historic Youth Activism Conference
Leanne Stahnke, a doctoral student in the department of Curriculum and Teaching, has been conducting a research project on youth engaged in antiracism work. As she interviewed youth activists, she began to think about the way youth are portrayed in research, and the lack of research on youth activism. Along with John Broughton, Associate Professor of Psychology and Education, she organized a conference on activist youth and education to combat the prevailing images of youth as at-risk.
Published: 4/1/2003Alan Kay Colloquium: Squeaking by on New Ideas
Alan Kay introduced the program in a colloquium given to a packed Milbank Chapel on April 10th. The colloquium was the keynote address for a series of workshops on Squeak.
Published: 4/1/2003Diversity Grants Awarded
The Committee for Community and Diversity is pleased to announce the recipients of The President’s Grant for Student Research in Diversity, which provides support for outstanding student research projects related to diversity in research, teaching, learning, or community building.
Published: 4/1/2003Fighting Crime With Knowledge
As part of Safety Week, representatives from the NYPD were on campus to discuss crime prevention and awareness in the workplace and NYC.
Published: 4/1/2003Education Across the Americas
Education Across the Americas united faculty, students, researchers and NGOs to discuss education in Latin America as well as the education of Latinos/as in the United States.
Published: 4/1/2003TC Celebrates Scholarships at Annual Luncheon
On a particularly cold day in March, faculty, staff, students and friends of TC gathered for the Scholarship Luncheon in a warm room lined with bookshelves and a fireplace at the Columbia-Princeton Club.
Published: 4/1/2003TC Celebrates Wellness
The Student Life Office and the Dietetic Internship program co-sponsored TC’s Wellness Fair in the Cafeteria.
Published: 4/1/2003Technology Demo Day at TC
TC faculty and students showcased their distance learning and web-based courses, multi-media instructional resources and school projects in the Grace Dodge Room.
Published: 4/1/2003International Week at TC
The snowstorm didn’t stop Teachers College from celebrating International Week from April 7 to 11.
Published: 4/1/2003The 2003 US News & World Report Rankings of Education Schools: TC Ranked Fourth
The 2003 US News rankings are out. TC was ranked fourth, tied with Vanderbilt’s Peabody College, with a combined score of 90. Harvard Education School was ranked first, Stanford second (with a score of 95), and UCLA’s School of Education was third (with a score of 93).
Published: 4/1/2003In brief
Faculty briefs April 2003
Published: 4/1/2003
