On Saturday, March 16, 2019, CANDEL alumni, current students and faculty joined together to visit, network and hear from Dean Lauren Lindstrom about her vision for the School of Education.
School of Education faculty, staff, students, alumni, friends and family joined together to kick off the 2018-19 academic year with food and fun. Check out photos from the celebration.
More than 100 people gathered on June 1, 2018, to celebrate the careers of Michele Fortes and Rick Pomeroy, Teacher Education faculty who have worked with hundreds of students at the School of Education.
The Dean’s Leadership Circle luncheon, held Oct. 11, 2016, spotlighted the School of Education’s most generous individual donors, many of whom have established or contributed to student scholarships. A highlight of the event was donors speaking with many of the students they are supporting through scholarships.
For over a decade, UC Davis School of Education has worked to bring the teaching practices of Globe Education, Shakespeare’s Globe to teachers and students in the United States, touching hundreds of teachers, and tens of thousands of students.
The School of Education welcomed over 80 incoming teaching credential students on August 4, 2017 at our multiple subject student barbecue and orientation with an afternoon of lunch and fun activities.
Nearly 200 members of the School of Education community—students, faculty, staff and family—gathered at Putah Creek Lodge on September 20, 2016 to kick off the school year and welcome our students.
The School of Education welcomed our incoming class of over 92 single-subject teaching credential students on August 15, 2016, with a BBQ dinner and ice breaking activities.
The School of Education welcomed our incoming class of over 80 teaching credential students on August 5, 2016, with a day of orientation and a break for a BBQ lunch and ice breaking activities.
On April 19th, the Graduate Group in Education invited its faculty and PhD students to display posters of their 2015/16 conference presentations. This is a great opportunity for students to display their enthusiasm and excitement for their research while learning about others’ work as well.
UC Davis Multiple Subject Teachers recently combined recreation with problem-solving at a special event at Saint Mary’s Church in Vacaville. More than 100 members of the Spanish-speaking community attended, had fun and worked together during this Mathemática Para La Familia (Family Math) celebration.
Professor Winn will discuss the ways restorative justice practices have the potential to change language and practices in urban schools. Her program of research examines the intersections of language, literacy, and youth justice.
