GSE Spearheads All-Day Retreat and Research Celebration for Doctoral Students
An idea from a student inspired the Fordham Graduate School of Education’s first all-day retreat…
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Q&A with the New Dean of the Graduate School of Education: José Luis Alvarado
José Luis Alvarado, Ph.D., a longtime leader in higher education and advocate for students living…
Chantal Chevalier, GSE ’21: Bronx Native Teaching Close to Home
Chantal Chevalier, a Bronx native and first-generation Latina college student at Fordham, will become an…
GSE Conference Showcases Student Anti-Racism Research
After a historic year centered on racial justice, students from the Graduate School of Education…
Fordham to Distribute $1.25 Million in Pandemic Relief Funds from State Ed Department
Fordham’s Community Schools Technical Assistance Center (CS-TAC) has been tasked with distributing $1.25 million from…
Celebrating ‘Breadth and Depth’ of Fordham Faculty Research
From examining migration crises to expanding access to cybersecurity education, from exploring the history of…
Anthony Baratta, Advocate for Racial Equity in Education and Fordham Professor for Nearly Five Decades, Dies at 95
Anthony N. Baratta, Ph.D., a distinguished professor emeritus of Fordham’s Graduate School of Education who…
Speakers Share Stories of Anti-Asian Discrimination, Hope for Solidarity
Jennie Park-Taylor, Ph.D., recalled how her sister-in-law, who like her is Korean American, was recently…
Fordham Doctoral Candidate Meisha Porter Tapped to Lead New York City Schools
Meisha Ross Porter, a doctoral candidate in Fordham’s Graduate School of Education, will become the…
Remembering Nancy J. Ellsworth, Longtime Educator and Advocate for Students with Disabilities
Nancy Jane Ellsworth, Ed.D., a retired associate professor of special education at Fordham and a…