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The college is a nationally recognized leader in educator preparation, special education, counseling, and school leadership, and is home to 11 centers engaged in groundbreaking research. With our record of achievement and scholarship, CEHD is ranked among U.S. News and World Report’s Top 50 best education schools in the country. Our Graduate School of Education — the largest and most comprehensive in Virginia — is the alma mater for one third of teachers and administrators in Northern Virginia’s world-class school systems. Each year, more than 3,000 graduate students enroll in our innovative academic programs, which include advanced study for teachers and school leaders, instructional design and technology, and a renowned PhD in Education program that is among the largest in the country. Our School of Recreation, Health, and Tourism offers some of the university’s most sought-after academic programs, enrolling nearly 1,000 students in dynamic and career-ready studies in kinesiology and athletic training, health and physical education, and sport, recreation, and tourism management.
Mission: The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) inspires undergraduate and graduate students to promote learning and development across the life span. Innovative, inclusive, and cutting-edge, the college and its two schools prepare professionals who improve lives and make a difference for our community and for the world.
Happy National Teacher Appreciation Week! Thank you to all our wonderful CEHD alums who are making a difference in classrooms around the country! And thanks to our CEHD faculty for teaching and training the next generation of teachers!
You all are an inspiration to many and we are very grateful for your hard work!
Great story about tourism and events management undergrad Sofya Vetrova's newsletter, "Robot Exclusive," for Mason Dining in collaboration with the Starship delivery robots! Sofya was also named the Outstanding Graduate Student in Tourism and Events Management!
Story: https://bit.ly/2V6dxeS
Congrats to Professors Rita Chi-Ying Chung and Fred Bemak on being named recipients of the 2019 Presidential Faculty Excellence Medals! The counseling tandem were awarded medals for excellence in diversity and inclusion and will receive them at commencement on May 17!
Story: https://bit.ly/2GOChya
Professor Rita Chi-Ying Chung in the Counseling and Development program will be the opening keynote speaker for the One APAC (Asian Pacific American Coalition) Summit on Sunday in the Hub Ballroom! This FREE event begins at 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Professor Chung and two graduate students, Gaku Fujiyama and Nicole Brzozowski, in the Counseling and Development program will be presenters for a leadership workshop. Gaku will also serve as a panelist for a Biracial/Multiracial Experiences workshop.
More info: https://bit.ly/2PwcXku
Great evening with our awesome CEHD students
ICYMI, we had a great turnout for the Fourth Annual CEHD Student Research Symposium with more than 50 poster presentations and four oral presentations!
Thanks to all of our students who participated and our wonderful faculty and staff who made this event a success! #CEHD
Associate professor Shelley Wong will be a keynote speaker for the First National Symposium on Contextualizing English language within Palestinian Experience on Tuesday morning in Palestine!
Great opportunity for Shelley, an associate professor in the Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse and Exceptional Learners Program!
More info: https://bit.ly/2vhzGri
Stop by the fourth annual CEHD Research Symposium brought to you by the office of Student & Academic Affairs tonight at Dewberry Hall in the JC!
The event starts at 6 with oral presentations beginning at 6:30 by our CEHD students and their faculty collaborators!
A congrats to all of our excellent faculty who were honored earlier this week at the university's annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence awards ceremony!
Adjunct Teaching Excellence Award
Kimberly Daly (Graduate School of Education)
Online Teaching Excellence Award Winner
Stephanie Dodman (Graduate School of Education)
Teachers of Distinction
Courtney Baker (Graduate School of Education)
Pila Hanson (School of Recreation, Health, and Tourism)
April Mattix Foster (Graduate School of Education)
Luanne Norden (School of Recreation, Health, and Tourism)
Kelley Regan (Graduate School of Education)
Congrats to all our wonderful award winners and amazing faculty for all your hard work!
ICYMI, excellent piece on the creative work and collaboration by Division of Special Education & disAbility Research faculty Jodi Duke, Grace Francis and Heidi Graff and Wiley Education Services!
Duke, Francis and Graff worked with Wiley to create a video for the autism spectrum disorders (ASD) graduate certificate for the online track to give their students a look into the lives of four people with autism, including a Mason undergrad who works as a teaching assistant.
George Mason News story: https://bit.ly/2X9pAEV
Video: https://bit.ly/2DeHrTm
With 37,000 students from all 50 states and 130 countries and a residential population of more than 6,000 students Mason is a vibrant and dynamic community of scholars.
"Amazon’s decision is a catalyst."
George Mason News sat down with Dean Ginsberg recently to talk about how Amazon's decision to plant roots in Northern Virginia with its second headquarters, "challenges us to be the very best we can be."
Ginsberg said the college is developing a university curriculum that will be part of a new teacher licensure program in computer science. Photo provided.
Proud of the great work by CEHD faculty and a CEHD master's student with the implementation of traffic gardens at D.C. Public Schools!
Thanks to the hard work of Associate Dean Ellen Rodgers, assistant professor Carly Fisher-Maltese and CEHD alum and current master's student Rick Holt, D.C. Public School preschool and elementary school students will learn bicycle and pedestrian safety on the blacktop of their schools!
Their work was featured in two media articles/segments this week...
NPR affiliate WAMU: https://bit.ly/2X3gDNm
George Mason News: https://bit.ly/2UWdrFy
Awesome story about CEHD alum and master's student Hunter Hautz's work with the Prince William County Fire Department!
Hautz developed a strength and conditioning manual for the fire department and helps train potential firefighters to handle the physical demands of fire school and becoming a firefighter!
He will graduate next month with his M.S. in exercise, fitness and health promotion!
Story: https://bit.ly/2U9BSLl
Thank you to all that participated in Giving Day 2019! As we tally all the online and offline giving, please know you were part of something special in support of the Elizabeth G. (Betty) Sturtevant, PhD Center for Literacy. We will be in touch with personal thanks in the next few weeks. Together, we are Mason!
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More than 1,400 donors gave more than $300,000 during Mason's third annual Giving Day. Check out photos from Creative Services photographer Evan Cantwell and the latest totals >> http://fal.cn/AEwz | #Give2Mason
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We couldn’t be more excited to support George Mason University! As the official banking partner of #MasonNation, we employ a large number of alumni, students and fans. Today, we’d like to encourage you to #Give2Mason - visit http://givingday.gmu.edu for more information and to check the live totals all day!
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Dr. Shahron Williams van Rooij is a 2019 Learning Elite Judge.
LearningElite judges are senior practitioners, learning-solution providers, suppliers, vendor executives and L&D experts. The judges are a heterogeneous group, selected from a variety of industries and organizational sizes around the world. Judges are vetted for requisite field experience before they are approved. Most judges have at least 10 years of experience in the L&D field.
https://learningelite.clomedia.com/lejudges/shahron-williams-van-rooij/
2PM update on CEHD's Sturtevant Center for Literacy Giving Day Challenge! Every gift matters. Thank you alumni, faculty/staff, and friends! #give2mason >>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
Over 60 sessions at American Educational Research Association (AERA) #AERA19 feature faculty and graduate students from across @MasonCEHD and George Mason University- come find us in Toronto later this week and see what we're working on across our fields of educational research. >>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C4S3pEIh5A0ouIQAAfxHtkUKCxjRyJPYmQULGmSl_5s/edit?usp=sharing
List of faculty and graduate students with institutional affiliation at George Mason University presenting at the 2019 Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association in Toronto, Canada (April 4-9, 2019) Retrieved from AERA online program and compiled by Mark Helmsing, Assistant ...
11AM update on Sturtevant Center for Literacy #GivingDay! We are off to a strong start - THANK YOU to early bird alumni, fac/staff, and friend donors! 13 hours left to #give2mason. Together, we are Mason! Give at >>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
Happy #GivingDay CEHD! Head over to Coffee with Colleagues in the Mason Club - until 11 for free coffee, parfaits, and a sugar shack donut wall! Together...we are Mason! CEHD's challenge fund is the Elizabeth G. (Betty) Sturtevant, PhD Center for Literacy. >>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
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Today, we thank and honor Mason’s faculty and staff who have served 5, 10, and 15 years at Mason with the University Day Service Awards: Green Day! Congratulations and thank you for all you do! 🥳🎉
Tag yourself or congratulate a colleague in the comments who is celebrating their 5, 10, 15 year anniversary! 🥳🎉
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In addition to Coffee with Colleagues and Sundaes and Smoothies, CEHD is hosting a satellite #GivingDay POP-UP in the main lobby of Thompson Hall from noon - 2:00 PM Thursday. Stop by for swag, giveaways, and show your support for the Elizabeth G. (Betty) Sturtevant, PhD Center for Literacy. Together....We are Mason!
Did you know? 💡The teacher in CEHD's Giving Day image is alumna Ms. Amanda Malone, BA '16, MEd '17 Curriculum and Instruction. Ms. Malone is currently teaching third grade. Learn how to support CEHD on 4/4 >>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
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The Cherry Blossoms are in full bloom by Finley!
Impact. Scholarship. Development. Show your support of the Elizabeth G. (Betty) Sturtevant, PhD Center for Literacy on Giving Day - 4/4. Together...We Are Mason. >>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
Join us on April 18 at the CEHD Student Research Symposium for an evening of oral and poster presentations from across CEHD disciplines and learn about the work of our talented student researchers. Register by Monday, April 15 at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-cehd-student-research-symposium-registration-58993280490?mc_eid=bc233d8c59&mc_cid=a2334b2dc5
The College of Education and Human Development invites you to join us as we showcase the variety and quality of research produced by our students at our 4th Annual Student Research Symposium! Doors open and check-in begins at 6:00 pm. Oral presentations begin promptly at 6:30 pm. Free admission. Ref...
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Dancers' medical, as athletes, have long been underserved. But Jatin Ambegaonkar from College of Education and Human Development - George Mason University has set out to change that by conducting fitness assessments of dancers at @SchoolofGeorge Mason University School of Dance. Read More: http://bit.ly/2HMdm1e
🏅Announcing the 2019 Presidential Faculty Excellence Awards. 🏅
The United Bank Presidential Medal for Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion is awarded to CEHD Professors Dr. Rita Chi-Ying Chung and Dr. Frederic Paul Bemak.
A core strength of George Mason University is its commitment to creating an inclusive and diverse community. Mason is dedicated to protecting the rights of its community members to seek truth and express their views. The United Bank Medal is presented to a faculty member who has made extraordinary contributions to advancing diversity and inclusion within the Mason community and beyond.
CEHD offers a variety of competitive scholarships and awards to qualified students that help defray educational costs associated with attending Mason and recognize potential contributions to CEHD fields. Learn more at https://cehd.gmu.edu/admissions/funding-sources-discounts/scholarships/
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Mason's 3rd annual Giving Day is one week from today! Mark your calendars for 4/4 and support #CEHD's literacy outreach, research, and development in honor of Dr. Betty Sturtevant. >>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
Mason’s 3rd annual Giving Day is fast approaching! We got together with the Doc Nix & The Green Machine for some ideas on how to thank our donors this year. Not sure how we can swing this... but, can we count you in? http://bit.ly/GMUGivingDay2019 #Give2Mason
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The College of Education and Human Development invites you to join us as we showcase the variety and quality of research produced by our students at our 4th Annual Student Research Symposium!
Doors open and check-in begins at 6:00 pm. Oral presentations begin promptly at 6:30 pm.
Free admission. Refreshments will be served.
David K. Wiggins, Mason Professor Emeritus of Sports Studies will be at Clemson University Wednesday to talk about African-American athletes and their involvement in the civil rights movement >>https://t.co/eGCHtdxnbz
George Mason University scholar and author David Wiggins will be at Clemson University Wednesday to talk about African-American athletes and their involvement in the civil rights movement. His talk, “An Altered Athletic Landscape: Sport, Race and the Civil Rights Movement,” will be at 6:30 p.m. ...
Class Notes 👏🎉Congrats!
Leslie Stockton, BA English '95, MEd Curriculum & Instruction, '01 has been elected to a second term as VP of the Arlington Education Association. Stockton has been an educator with Arlington Public Schools for 21 years.
Have a class note to share? >>https://alumni.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=2053&cid=4394
Did you check your mailbox for the latest edition of The Mason Spirit magazine? Mason alumni principals and teachers are making an impact in school systems all over the region >>https://spirit.gmu.edu/2019/03/guiding-principals/
So much green and gold! 💚💛
For Mason. On 4/4.
>>https://givingday.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior-1col.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3614
Today is the last day to register for Saturday's Mason Coaching Institute for Math and Literacy event.
The cost is $35 and includes parking, coffee and lunch. Go to https://cehd.gmu.edu/math-literacy-institute/ to register today!
Galileo’s Science Cafe: Sports-Related Concussion and Kids: Staying Ahead of the Game featuring CEHD Professor Dr. Shane Caswell. TONIGHT!
WHEN: March 21, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
WHERE: Hylton Performing Arts Center
[responsive] [/responsive]By: Dr. Shane Caswell, Professor and Co-director, Sports Medicine Assessment Research and Testing (S.M.A.R.T.) Laboratory, George Mason University About the Galileo’s Science Café Series Hear about the latest findings surrounding hot topics in science
The Division of Advanced Professional Teacher Development & International Education has a variety of professional development opportunities offered to local school districts.
Learn how you can sponsor professional development opportunities for your school or district at https://gse.gmu.edu/teacher-professional-development/
The Teacher Professional Development program offers professional development and leadership training critical for growing and supporting great teachers.
Do you know a teacher who represent the best in teaching in the Commonwealth of Virginia? Nominations for the 2020 Mary V. Bicouvaris Virginia Teacher of the Year Program are now open. Go to http://www.doe.virginia.gov/administrators/superintendents_memos/2019/index.shtml for more information.
Weekly memoranda from the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Congratulation to Stephanie Paendong who won this year's Career Social Scholarship. Well done!!!
Otis Livingston II, a senior sport management major, found a home at Mason that went far beyond basketball. "It's a place I can come to down the road and still have that family connection," he said. Livingston said the networking he has done at Mason also has been invaluable, including getting to know CEHD Professor Craig Esherick. >>https://www2.gmu.edu/news/575371
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Mason LIFE Alumni in Out'N'About DMV were celebrated at the @Washington Nationals game Friday with a Spirit Award!
Mason Alumni Assocation 50th Annivesary Gala video, featuring two CEHD alumni - Jay Coakley and Nathaniel Provencio
#CEHD Autism Spectrum Disorders Graduate Certificate >>https://gse.gmu.edu/special-education/autism-spectrum-disorders<<
CEHD's Graduate School of Education Open House #MasonOpenHouse #Education
Live stream reminder. Join us for our GSE Open House at 10am today!
Exams might be over but the basketball season is young. Come check out the Lady Patriots take on Navy #MasonAthletics #MasonNation
Here is the answer to yesterday's #WhereAmIWednesday post. It is the Sports Medicine Assessment Research & Testing (SMART) Lab located on the groups of Mason's Science and Technology Campus in Prince William County. The SMART Laboratory serves as the primary research facility for faculty and students in the undergraduate and master's degree programs in Athletic Training and Sports Medicine. The mission of the SMART Laboratory is to encourage evidence-based practice by combining quality research with clinical practice through multiple avenues of scientific inquiry. The laboratory facilitates a collaborative atmosphere where both faculty and student initiated activities work toward decreasing injury risk and advance the well being of physically active individuals of all ages. The SMART Laboratory aspires to have a strong emphasis on seeking and procuring funding to assist and promote its activities. Learn more at https://smartlab.gmu.edu/
Trying again: Taking a trip to Capitol Hill to hear CEHD faculty member Dr. Kevin Clark presenting research on digital media use among African Americans #MasonNation
Taking a trip to Capitol Hill to hear CEHD faculty member Dr. Kevin Clark presenting research on digital use among African Americans #MasonNation
Fantastic stories and "thank you's" from our graduates yesterday from the convocation for the Graduate School of Education! http://cehd.gmu.edu/class2014
Our graduates are so awesome!!! Congrats to all. Check out these "thank you" videos from yesterday's convocation for RHT. http://cehd.gmu.edu/class2014
The convocation for the Graduate School of Education is on Saturday at the Patriot Center, with 750 students scheduled to graduate! The music will be provided by the Mantua Elementary Chamber Chorus conducted by one of our alumna, Mary Frances Dini, MEd. Her students have been rehearsing hard for the big day! http://cehd.gmu.edu/class2014
Sara Ross and Caitlyn Wieland are teachers and sisters who came to George Mason to earn a master's degree from the "Learning Technologies in Schools" program. They'll be graduating together on Saturday! In this video, they talk about how they found the program flexible enough to fit their busy schedules... even when a little one soon joined their family. (See more Class of 2014 photos and videos here: http://cehd.gmu.edu/class2014)
Get up and move this semester! Enroll in a one- or two-credit fun and fitness course at Mason. Choose from more than 50 classes, ranging from the traditional (like aerobics, golf, and weight training) to the adventurous (such as pistol marksmanship and backpacking) to the intriguing (like underwater hockey and krav maga). Most courses are geared toward beginners and meet for half a semester. See list here: http://cehd.gmu.edu/news/stories/fitness-classes
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