02/27/2021
Did you know Mason offers programs that lead to a Virginia teaching license? And they're open to ANY and ALL majors! Come explore with us all the areas we offer on March 4.
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George Mason University's College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) includes three schools: School of Education, School of Kinesiology, and School of Sport, Recreation, and Tourism Management
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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.
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02/26/2021
Excited to announced that the Commonwealth Learning Partnership and CEHD will be presenting Beyond the Book: A Call to Action webinar from 4 -5:30 p.m. (EST) on March 9. The webinar will discuss the book, "Antiracist Professional Development for In-Service Teachers," which is co-authored GMU Transformative Teaching faculty Betsy DeMulder and Stacia Stribling, emeritus professor Jenice View and PhD student Laura Dallman!
Register here: https://bit.ly/37RfFLW
Read more about the book: https://bit.ly/3sw4TCK
Find out more about Transformative Teaching: https://bit.ly/2Mt6yJM
02/25/2021
Are you ready to embark on the journey to becoming a teacher? Virtually join us on March 4 for our Teacher Track Meet and Greet event!
Register: bit.ly/3d70TE8
02/19/2021
Good news Patriots, our Teacher Track Meet and Greet is just around the corner on March 4! We invite you to get to know our faculty, learn about our teacher prep programs, and participate in Q&A sessions!
Register: bit.ly/3d70TE8
02/12/2021
"We’re trying to help make sure people don’t feel alone.”
Human development and family science alumna Katherine Leon ('20) is fulfilling her goal of helping others. She turned an internship with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) into a full-time job at the national office in Arlington. She currently fields calls from the public on the NAMI's public hotline and helps onboard new volunteers and interns.
Story: https://bit.ly/3d2yMWK
02/09/2021
"I’ve learned that I have skills I can use to have a voice in the system."
The Transformative Teaching master's degree program provides skill development and support for leadership as anti-racist, civically engaged advocates for teaching.
“Our program is designed to help teachers become leaders in their schools when it comes to anti-racist teaching," says academic program coordinator Betsy DeMulder.
Story: https://bit.ly/3qioRjm
01/31/2021
Signed up for the School of Education Virtual Graduate Preview this Saturday at 10 a.m.? Our faculty and staff look forward to helping you find a program that fits your needs!
Register: https://bit.ly/2MaMkUO
01/29/2021
Congrats to our special education online graduate program for being ranked No. 5 in the country by U.S. News & World Report! The curriculum and instruction graduate program was also ranked 19th in the country and No. 1 in Virginia!
Read more about the rankings: https://bit.ly/3t2pX4V
01/29/2021
Reminder, the deadline for interested teachers to apply for our Amazon Externship for computer science public middle school and HS teachers in D.C., Maryland & Virginia, is this Monday, Feb. 1!
Selected teachers will shadow Amazon professionals for two weeks and take an 8-week companion level graduate course taught at Mason.
Apply: https://bit.ly/3iTTKrA
Story: https://bit.ly/3iTTed8
01/22/2021
"I was taking it all in."
Sport and recreation studies alumna Ariana Freeman enjoyed one of the highlights of her young career as she covered the inauguration for CBS Evening News inside the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday! Freeman, who received her master's degree in 2019, has worked for CBS News for nearly two years currently serves as a broadcast associate for CBS Evening News.
Story: https://bit.ly/3o6r4ww
01/22/2021
Join us Feb. 6 for our School of Education Virtual Graduate Preview to have a conversation with faculty and staff about the various programs within the School of Education!
Register: https://bit.ly/2MaMkUO
01/19/2021
Congrats to sport management alumna Callie Brownson ('16) on a great first year with the Cleveland Browns as the first female chief of staff in NFL history. Brownson helped lead the Browns to the playoffs for the first time since 2002. She also filled in a position coach three times during the regular season and playoffs this year, becoming the first woman in NFL history to a coach a position during a game.
Congrats to Callie on a great year and for continuing to break barriers! We look forward to following her career and seeing what the future holds!
Story: https://bit.ly/2XGi0Uf
01/14/2021
Antiracist Professional Development for In-Service Teachers: Emerging Research and Opportunities
Great column by Jenice View, Betsy DeMulder, Stacia Stribling and Laura Dallman, faculty members and emeritus faculty of the George Mason University Transformative Teaching Program in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on how public education should prioritize developing antiracist educators.
Column: https://bit.ly/3qmyvS0
Be sure to check out their new book as well, "Antiracist Professional Development for In-Service Teachers: Emerging Research and Opportunities." https://bit.ly/39x89pw
Watch a video with the professors discussing their book here: https://youtu.be/bYgODmRdTbc
Antiracist Professional Development for In-Service Teachers: Emerging Research and Opportunities is a crucial reference book that addresses the historical, s...
01/11/2021
CEHD is excited to partner with Amazon and the Maryland Chamber of Commerce to offer computer science teaching externships this summer for middle & high school teachers from public schools in D.C., Maryland, & Virginia!
Selected teachers will shadow Amazon professionals and take a graduate level course at George Mason.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2XuLyEp
Apply for the externship: https://bit.ly/2XvQZTK
11/12/2020
Still time to join us for the virtual CEHD undergraduate preview this afternoon!
Hop on between 4-6 (EST) today to learn about our programs in the School of Education, School of Kinesiology & School of Sport, Recreation, & Tourism Management.
Register: https://sforce.co/3pp8Bgr
11/12/2020
Happy Veteran's Day to all our veterans and military who have served and are currently serving! Thank you so much for your sacrifice!
And a special salute to a couple of CEHD alums! Mike Snowden ('15) served in the Navy for seven years, is a kinesiology grad from Mason, worked at Mason as a strength and conditioning coach and is currently the strength and men's basketball team at the University of Alabama! Paul Adam ('18) is a therapeutic recreation grad who ran track and cross country at Mason and is a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserves!
Thanks to both of them and all our alumni who have served!
11/10/2020
Calling all prospective students, join us this Thursday between 4-6 p.m. (EST) for CEHD's virtual Undergraduate Preview!
Hear directly from our faculty, students, and staff to learn more about our programs in the School of Education, School of Kinesiology, and School of Sport, Recreation, and Tourism Management!
Register here: https://sforce.co/3eX1Y0p
11/09/2020
Teachers, give TTAC GMU — part of the Virginia Department of Education network — a page like for amazing resources and tips on improving academic outcomes for students with disabilities through technical assistance!
And check out the Mason Training and Technical Assistance Center (TTAC) Region 4 website: https://bit.ly/36oeRfM
11/06/2020
The School of Kinesiology is excited to be hosting a virtual Open House on Nov. 10 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. (EST)!
Faculty and admissions staff will be on hand to answer questions for prospective undergraduate and graduate students!
Register: https://bit.ly/38kYR10
11/04/2020
School of Kinesiology Open House | School of Kinesiology
School of Kinesiology faculty and CEHD Office of Admissions are excited to host our first-ever virtual Open House on Nov. 10 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. (EST). During this event, students, faculty, and staff from the School of Kinesiology will be hosting several sessions, including a Q&A with faculty, admissions, and more!
Register here: https://bit.ly/3enJfL7
School of Kinesiology Open House.
10/28/2020
Learning Technologies in Schools Associate Professor Jered Borup along with alumni & students of the program, including Bridgette Joskow and Chrissy McLaughlin ('18) (both pictured), have been offering tips for virtual learning through a series of virtual workshops to teachers in Fairfax County Public Schools!
Story: https://bit.ly/2GckhBK
10/27/2020
Congrats to CEHD alum Kimberly Cannon ('04) of Stafford Middle School in Stafford County on being named the Virginia Region 3 Teacher of the Year!
Cannon, a U.S. history teacher, was also a finalist for Virginia Teacher of the Year. Congrats, Kimberly!
09/28/2020
Congrats to sport management grad and Cleveland Browns Chief of Staff Callie Brownson ('16) - the first female chief of staff in the NFL - on continuing to make history!
Callie, the Washington Football Team's Jennifer King and NFL official Sarah Thomas made history as yesterday's game featured was the first with two female coaches and a female official!
For the first time in NFL history, there will be a game featuring a female ref and female coach on each sideline 👏
▪️ Callie Brownson - Browns Chief of Staff
▪️ Jennifer King - Washington Football Team Full-year coaching intern
▪️ Sarah Thomas - NFL Referee
📸: Cleveland Browns
09/03/2020
"There really are not enough opportunities for people with severe disabilities, like our athletes have, to compete in a sport at a high level. We’re trying to help with that need.”
Three students in the School of Sport, Recreation, and Tourism Management collaborated virtually during an internship this summer to raise awareness for USA Boccia, which is the governing body for boccia, a precision ball sport for wheelchair athletes that is similar to bocce ball.
Story: https://bit.ly/3bqIVcX
08/27/2020
Ensuring Equitable Voice During Covid-19 | Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
Reminder that this afternoon Education Leadership Professors Regina Biggs, Samantha Viano and Farnoosh Shahrokhi and Mason Provost and former CEHD Dean Mark Ginsberg will be featured panelists TODAY at 3 p.m. (EST) on a webinar for the Carnegie Foundation!
Register here: https://bit.ly/3jnsDo6
On August 27, leaders of the district-university partnership of Fairfax County (VA) Public Schools and George Mason University will discuss their response to COVID-19 that
08/27/2020
Local teachers and INOVA Health System employees, Masonvale townhomes next to the Fairfax Campus is offering low rental rates for homes that are perfect for virtual learning and instruction!
Find out more: https://bit.ly/3lnCLyG
08/25/2020
Lupita Nyong'o
Learning Technologies Professor Kevin Clark, who is also the director and founder of CEHD's Center for Digital Media Innovation and Diversity, is serving as the creative producer for a new Netflix series — "Bookmarks: Celebrating Black Voices!"
The show will feature Black artists and celebrities, including Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong'o, rapper Common and actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish, reading children's books by Black authors. The show (trailer below) is set to debut next Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Coming soon ✨ I recorded a reading of #Sulwe for the new Netflix series Bookmarks: Celebrating Black Voices, hosted by Marley Dias! Available worldwide on September 1 and any time you need a reminder that #BrightnessIsJustWhoYouAre. 💜
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08/25/2020
CEHD is excited to collaborate with the College of Health and Human Services for a webinar on K-12 Learning Pods!
Learning Technologies Associate Professor Jered Borup will join Global & Community Health Professor Amira Roess to discuss health and learning perspectives of learning pods from 12-1 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 3.
More info and register here: https://bit.ly/31wPJTb
08/25/2020
Education Leadership Professors Regina Biggs, Samantha Viano and Farnoosh Shahrokhi and Mason Provost and former CEHD Dean Mark Ginsberg will be featured panelists on Thursday at 3 p.m. (EST) on a webinar for the Carnegie Foundation!
08/24/2020
CEHD Cares is looking for Mason students & alumni who are interested in (virtually) tutoring K-12 underserved students in the NOVA area due to the educational disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Interested tutors please fill out this form: https://bit.ly/32k9ZXh
And for parents, here is a list of tutoring services available in the area: https://bit.ly/34uzac3
08/20/2020
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Candid Conversations: "No Child Left Behind" - How to ensure your child receives a quality education in a virtual world. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
Early Childhood Education Associate Professor Bweikia Steen will be a panelist on an Easterseals webinar for their Candid Conversations talk on "No Child Left Behind": How to Ensure Your Child Receives a Quality Education in a Virtual World" on Aug. 27 at 2 p.m. (EST). Click below to register and for more information!
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Candid Conversations: "No Child Left Behind" - How to ensure your child receives a quality education in a virtual world. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
08/17/2020
High school students are demanding schools teach more Black history, include more Black authors
"This country has an extremely decentralized system of education."
Secondary Education Assistant Professor Mark Helmsing shared his thoughts on the decentralized state of the education system in a Washington Post article that focuses on high school students nationwide demanding more Black history and Black authors be added to their curriculums and syllabi.
Story: https://wapo.st/323CUi7
‘It starts with a racist joke, and not teaching kids about this in class,’ said one student. ‘We have to start at the base.’
08/13/2020
Welcome, CEHD Graduate Students!
It's not the way we wanted to "meet" our newest CEHD Graduate Students, but we loved hearing their questions during today's Graduate Prelude Live Q&A session.
For the past two weeks, over 400 graduate students from across our programs have logged into Blackboard to complete our self-paced orientation program, Graduate Prelude. The goal of Prelude is to ensure that our grad students know all the tools and understand all of the expectations BEFORE the first day of class.
We are so proud of how many of them tuned in, engaged, and started making their own success!
08/13/2020
Great collaboration between CEHD, the College of Science and the Mason athletic department to help test student-athletes for COVID-19 for a safe return to campus!
Kudos to Kinesiology Professor Margaret Jones and her team in the Patriot Performance Lab!
Story: https://bit.ly/3iFMw9A
08/11/2020
“The internship gave me a sense of working a full-time job. And I discovered I loved this kind of work."
Recent tourism & events management grad Brooke Lindsley took her internship with Conference Managers in Herndon and turned it into a full-time job! She has built off her internship, especially as the industry adapts to virtual conferences!
Story: bit.ly/3gFyzYt
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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/
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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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Happy New Year to you! I am the cofounder of Hispanics for STEM, an organization that provides free online mentorships for low-income Hispanic and black students. We are strictly voluntary based. We were featured in El Tiempo Latino on October 26. http://eltiempolatino.com/news/2020/oct/26/hispanos-por-stem-ofrece-mentorias-gratuitas-en-ci/
On October 28, I contacted the George Mason Math Department seeking to build a partnership. The initial reaction from Ms. Joanne Jaunchen was very encouraging, but I did not receive a substantive response.
I have learned that GM has signed an agreement with a RECENTLY CREATED 501.c.3 EDU TUTOR VA to carry out similar objectives to those of our organization. I noted also that the new organization includes former TJ Principal, Ms. Elizabeth Lodal who did not complete her tenure.
Prior to the holiday break, I contacted the Chair of the Department requesting information about this agreement, in particular if it includes costs to GMU.
I would appreciate to hear from you any time soon at your earliest convenience.
Norma Margulies
Cofounder Hispanics for STEM
[email protected]
703-408-1335
Hello Everyone,
I am reaching out with an opportunity that might come to an interest. I am the Campus Ambassador for the Capital CoLAB’s Digital Tech Credential at George Mason University.
The Digital Tech Credential is a curated selection of courses at George Mason University and professional development opportunities that help students of all backgrounds develop the skills necessary to thrive in today’s fast-paced digital economy. The Credential program gives enrolled students unparalleled professional opportunities and a pathway to highly skilled jobs at some of the region’s most prestigious and sought-after employers. Also, the program is free while you are a student at George Mason University. And if you are interested or want to see what the logistics of the program, please enroll.
Enrollment is easy! Just fill out at this link https://capitalcolab.com/community/ To complete the Digital Tech Credential at George Mason University that aligns with the partnership. Go to our website to find out which courses you can take.
If anyone has any questions, feel free to email me at [email protected] If anyone else you know may be interested, feel free to reach out, and please spread the word! The more, the merrier.
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Kind Regards,
Jimmy Tran
Class of 2021
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If any alumni have experience with early childhood education, teaching in international/multilingual contexts, and are interested in a Head of EAL position at one of the top international kindergartens in Shanghai, please contact me for further details.
If any GMU alumni with early childhood education and international teaching experience are interested in a Head of EAL position at one of the best international kindergartens in Shanghai in the upcoming school year, please contact me.
Do you have a degree in therapeutic recreation? ECNV is hiring travel trainers!
Dr Ambegaonkar and Dr Jenna Hansen-Honeycutt presenting on Dance injury biomechanics and screening at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association annual meeting
I'm currently looking for a personal care attendant for my 11 year old autistic daughter in our home. Looking for someone reliable and with flexibility in their schedule and own transportation. Perfect for a college student. It would be full time hours until June 30th, then hours would vary 10-20 hours per week the rest of the summer (We are flexible with finals/summer school). When school starts In August, the hours are mainly in the evenings M-F (usually from 4-6pm, as well as additional hours that are flexible on evenings and weekends) I need someone willing to work on Federal/School holidays, early dismissal days, and summer. Must be at least 18yrs old, legal to work in the US and must pass a CPS and criminal background check, this job is through the EDCD waiver. We're located right off Franconia and Beulah in Springfield/Alexandria.
School Counseling colleagues. So I was a high school counselor for two years and now working in a different setting (not as a school counselor). My provisional license is up for renewal this year but I am lost with the application process. Is having my provisional license enough to apply for renewal or do I have to send my GMU transcript to have the 180 points? Any help is appreciated.
The American Heart Association in Arlington, VA is looking for a Fall Development & Event Planning intern. Description: The Greater Washington Region of the American Heart Association has internship opportunities with our Development – Heart Ball team. Through this internship, you will gain insight and practical experience related to event planning, non-profit fundraising, marketing, and volunteer recruitment and coordination. You will be responsible for assisting the Heart Ball team with aspects of the fundraising campaigns including, but not limited to, outreach, planning, data entry, marketing, administrative support, and logistics. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience with a leading non-profit organization! If you are interested, please submit a resume and cover letter to Rikki Watlington at [email protected]. Thank you!