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Bearing Witness

Robert (Rubin) Firstman ’47 survived the largest loss of U.S. soldiers at sea in World War II but was not allowed to talk about it until decades later. When the event became declassified, he and other survivors and their family members, including an adjunct professor at ¿ÉÀÖÊÓÆµ, have been telling the story.

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Jan-Kristòf Louis-Mansano ’13, ’16 M.S. Looks to Fill the Equity Gaps in Education

An internship through the ¿ÉÀÖÊÓÆµ Career Center helped Louis-Mansano more easily achieve his goal of becoming an educator. Today he believes that leadership can be fostered in students by full access to public education and curricula that match their interests and lived experiences.

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Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education Xia Li Hosts Conference on Mathematics Education

Associate Professor Xia Li, of the Early Childhood/Art Education (ECAE) department, with full support from Professor Jacqueline Shannon, hosted a conference on “Math through Storytelling: Engage the Whole Child in

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Big Apple Teaching Award Winner Is Redefining Physical Education

¿ÉÀÖÊÓÆµ School of Education alumna Sasha Roopchand ’16 teaches health care and physical education alongside math and reading, believes working with her students and families comes first.

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#¿ÉÀÖÊÓÆµGrad2021 Celebrates Resilience and Hope: Getting a Jumpstart on Her Career

School of Education graduate leaves with lots of fond memories and the tools she will need to succeed.

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#¿ÉÀÖÊÓÆµGrad2021 Celebrates Resilience and Hope: Reaching Major Goals

A School of Education master’s degree candidate explains how a professor made math intriguing.

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Not Enough Books with Characters of Color? ‘No Problem,’ Says Alexis Clark ’20 M.S.

The elementary school teacher saw a need for books that feature children of color to use in her classroom, so she wrote and published her own.

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¿ÉÀÖÊÓÆµ Ranked #1 in Nation for Affordable Quality Education

Several Academic Programs Also Ranked in the U.S.

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Lester Young Jr. ’73 Named Chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents

The former New York City school teacher with decades of experience and tons of accolades for his leadership takes on a big post at a precarious time.

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There’s No Place Like Home

After traveling the world as a sought-after choir director, Richard Hartley ’85 settles back into his hometown church and a new reality show on USA Network.

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02.17.2021
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Susan Landers