Education

Nov 2, 2018 • Erin Kardon

School of Education Graduate Online Open House

Learn about Arcadia's Graduate Education Programs through the School of Education's Online Open House. Meet faculty and explore course and program offerings from the comfort of your home. Featured programs at our online open house: Online Applied Behavioral Analysis Online...

Nov 1, 2018 • Caitlin Burns

Arcadia Receives STEM Teacher Grant as Part of Noyce Program

The National Science Foundation has awarded Arcadia University a grant for $178,249 as part of the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program. The grant, totalling $1.32 million, is split between the collaborative Philadelphia Regional Noyce Partnership Scholarship Program (PRNP-S) that includes...

Oct 30, 2018 • Jennifer Retter

Dr. Brasof, Alumnae Present at Social Studies Conference

On Oct. 19, Dr. Marc Brasof, assistant professor of Education, and Vicky Lynch ’18M, Madeline Robinson ’18, and Heather Hingston ’18M presented a new framework for teaching controversial issues in politically divisive times to educators, board members, and student-teachers at the 65th annual...

Oct 22, 2018 • Caitlin Burns

Dr. Campbell’s “Get Your Groove On” Highlighted by Business Education Association

Dr. Bruce Campbell, associate professor in the School of Education, was featured in the September 2018 issue of the National Business Education Association’s (NBEA) Keying In for his Preview course, “Get Your Groove On: Exploring the Urban Music Scene in London and Philadelphia.” The Preview...

Oct 22, 2018 • Jennifer Retter

Dr. Woldoff Discusses Classroom Management Strategies at Autism Awareness Lecture

Dr. Sarah Woldoff, assistant professor of Education, presented “Classroom and Behavior Management Strategies” as part of the Autism Awareness Lecture Series at Camden County College on Oct. 16. Dr. Woldoff’s workshop focused on behavioral characteristics of children diagnosed with Autism...

Oct 4, 2018 • Baaqeyah Amala Muhammad El

“How do we commemorate freedom?”

Join Dr. Eaton for a discussion of her current research. The brown-bag presentation focuses on how the emancipation of slaves throughout the British Empire on August 1, 1834, is commemorated in the 21st century. The presentation will be held in the Humanities Research Lab. Open to students,...

Oct 2, 2018 • Caitlin Burns

Iskandarani ’18 Publishes Paper on Language Learning

Lana Iskandarani ’18, a graduate student in the School of Education’s Connected Learning & Technologies certificate program, published “Production-Centered Classroom Environment Increases Students’ Understanding and Interest in Learning Foreign Languages” in the Journal of Foreign Languages,...

Sep 28, 2018 • Baaqeyah Amala Muhammad El

Pages and Conversations

Join us for a brown-bag book discussion of When the Emperor was Divine by Julie Otsuka. The novel focuses on a Japanese American family during World War II. Open to students, faculty, and staff. RSVP to eatonk@arcadia.edu.

Sep 28, 2018 • Baaqeyah Amala Muhammad El

Humanities Grant Writing Workshop

Join Dr. Rachel Collins for a Humanities Grant Writing Workshop. The workshop will be an introduction and overview of the grant writing process. The workshop will be held in the Humanities Research Lab . Open to students, faculty, and staff. RSVP

Sep 25, 2018 • Erin Kardon

School of Education Graduate Open House

Attend our School of Education Open House Learn more about our: Teacher and Supervisory Certifications Masters and Doctoral Programs Modular Masters Graduate Certificate Programs Register Now At the open house, you'll meet faculty and staff from the School of Education,...

Sep 18, 2018 • Judith Dalton

LGBTQ+ Awareness and Ally Workshop

In celebration of Arcadia's Presidential Inaguration Week, the Office of Institutional Diversity invites all to register to participate in its annual LGBTQ+ Awareness and Ally Workshop. Facilitators include Dr. Tchet Dorman, Director of Diversity at the Germantown Friends School and Founder of...

Jul 30, 2018 • Caitlin Burns

Dr. Campbell Named 2018 Norman Johnston Fellow

Dr. Bruce Campbell Jr., associate professor of Education, has started an ambitious project to connect leadership, music, and social justice with the help of the highly competitive Dr. Norman Johnston Faculty Fellowship in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Dr. Campbell’s project, “Dust +...