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2020
October
October 2020
(33 Articles)
A New Associate Vice President and Chief Enrollment Officer
Friday, October 30, 2020
Helping Children with Severe Cerebral Palsy Sit Up
With a $3 million NIH grant, TC’s Andrew Gordon and mechanical engineers at Columbia are testing a robotic device
College Plans for Spring 2021
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Strengthening Child Care for Infants and Toddlers: New recommendations from TC’s National Center for Children & Families
Reach Young Voters on Their Own Turf — TikTok, says TC’s Ioana Literat in
Wired
In
Education Week
, TC’s Michael Rebell Says the Pandemic Could Aid Lawsuits Seeking More Equitable School Funding
The Maker Movement as a Means of ‘Resilience and Resistance’
At this year’s FabLearn conference, projects ranged from making flower pots to foiling racially-biased facial recognition software
‘A Crisis Within a Crisis’
TC’s Mary Mendenhall and Lena Verdeli address the pandemic’s impact on efforts to support refugee education and mental health
Eight Million More People in the U.S. Living in Poverty: Study co-authored by TC’s Jordan Matsudaira
Education for the
Times
: Alumnus Nick Stone Is Part of a Corps of Teachers Creating Nationwide Curricula
‘Educating Harlem,’ a Book Talk by Ansley T. Erickson and Ernest Morrell, Launches TC’s Celebration of the Harlem Renaissance
Little Kids’ Learning is Suffering, Too, says Parenting Expert Aliza Pressman (Ph.D. ’11, M.A. ’05) — But Parents Can Help
Rhode Island District Court Applauds but Dismisses a Suit Seeking to Establish a Federal Constitutional Right to a Civic Education
TC’s Michael Rebell, lead counsel for the plaintiffs, says the decision provides ‘a road map’ for appeal
Making the Case for Continuing the Case
An interview with Michael Rebell about the prospects for an appeal in
Cook v. Raimondo
Pragmatic and Socially Conscious: A Wealth Management Webinar Features Trustee Charles Desmond and Alumna Myah Moore Irick
New Report: Dual Enrollment Can Help Poor and Minority Students — If They Gain Access
The Roads Not Taken? There aren’t many for aspiring researcher, administrator and teacher Catherine Cheng Stahl
Listening to All Voices: Amanda Earl is Studying an Indigenous Language in Mexico and Helping the
TC Record
Expand Its Focus
Resetting the
Record
Michelle Knight-Manuel is amplifying new voices in TC’s century-old scholarly journal
Spirituality in Mental Health
The Army’s Head Chaplain Headlines a Webinar Co-Led by TC’s Lisa Miller and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
The Passing of Bruce Vogeli
Friday, October 9, 2020
Free Markets Don’t Protect Public Health, Writes TC’s Sarah Cohodes in
The New York Times
. Witness COVID and Higher Ed
Walking the Curriculum Walk: For Jacqueline Simmons, Online Course Design is a Standing Invitation to Rewrite the Script
Rethinking Education Leadership, Policy, & Politics in Uncertain Times: A Conversation with Sonya Douglass Horsford
A New Vision for American Education
A book co-authored by TC’s Sonya Douglass Horsford wins a Critics’ Choice Book Award. It analyzes policies long in the making and charts a new future for school leadership
Using Mobile Phones to Overcome School Interruptions by COVID
The New York Times
spotlights a study of a trial in Botswana co-authored by TC’s Peter Bergman
The Unsung Suffragist: Lucy Diggs Slowe, Who Studied at Teachers College, is Remembered in
The New York Times
On World Teachers Day, A Call to Recognize and Support Those Working in Emergency Conditions
TC’s Mary Mendenhall and co-authors spotlight an often-unpaid workforce that serves more than 75 million displaced children
How White Supremacy in America Feels Familiar: TC’s Amra Sabic-El-Rayess in
Al Jazeera
TC’s Pam Koch in
The Daily News
: COVID-19 Has Exposed a Deeply Inequitable Food System in New York City, But Also Suggests Solutions
A New Collaboration Called SURGE Brings Together Experts Across Columbia to Focus on Gun Violence
TC Will Honor a Distinguished Group of Alumni at Its 2020 Academic Festival
TC’s First Virtual Academic Festival Will Focus on Access, Equity and Justice for All
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