Publications: Inside
The source for news and events at Teachers College, Columbia University
Volume X, No. 7 ♦ 4/2005
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Easing the Transition
Community colleges offer hope to many at-risk students and a variety of programs aims to help them get there. A TC study finds that one solution may be to set high expectations and provide academic and practical services to help students achieve those expectations.
Published: 5/1/2005 -
A Line Up of Champions
This year Teachers College is awarding eight Teachers College Medals for Distinguished Service at two master's degree ceremonies on May 17, and the Cleveland A. Dodge Medal for Distinguished Service to Education at the doctoral ceremony on May 18.
Published: 4/29/2005 -
Educating Under Fire
Lots of teachers say they work in the trenches. Rebecca Winthrop really does.
Published: 4/29/2005 -
Funhouse Research
Video is fair game in Teachers College's newest research lab.
Published: 4/29/2005 -
Here To Serve: Don Martin Starts Fast
Don Martin is making TC a better place for students -- fast.
Published: 4/29/2005 Remembering a Pioneer in Cognitive Studies
Howard Ernest Gruber, a world renowned psychologist and visiting faculty in TC’s Department of Human Development, died on Jan. 25. He was 82.
Published: 4/29/2005-
Strength on the Board
A look at TC's four new Trustees and what makes them tick.
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Teach Our Children Well
Commission Co-Chaired By TC's Levine Urges Spending to Improve Teacher Quality.
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The Mellon Scholars
Dr. Levering Lewis, the Julius Silver University Professor and Professor of History at New York University, gives a lecture titled “W.E.B. Du Bois and the Politics of Education”
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The Scholarship Luncheon
Roozbeh Shirazi, a masters candidate in the International and Transcultural Studies Program and a 2004-2005 Elihu Rose Fellow, speaks at the annual Scholarship Luncheon at the Columbia-Princeton Club on Monday, March 28.
Published: 4/29/2005
