School Shootings Spur Need for Social and Emotional Education for Teachers
In the wake of school shootings across the nation, social and emotional training for teachers…
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Professor Explores Barriers for Minority Youth Pursuing STEM Degrees
A cutthroat grading system. Daunting professors. Lack of preparation in the early grades. And, on…
Social Work Students Visit Settlement Houses in London and New York
Last month, Gregory Acevedo, Ph.D., associate professor of social work, joined students from the Graduate…
Catholic Charities and GSS Award Inaugural Centennial Scholarship to Immigrant Advocate
Founded in in 1910, Catholic Charities is just six years older than the Graduate School…
Near-Death Experience Inspires Counseling Career
In 1993, Lamont Young was shot seven times at point-blank range and nearly died. In…
Education Professor Tapped for Advisory Role to Mayor
Shannon Waite, Ed.D., GSE ’05, ’15, a clinical assistant professor at the Graduate School of Education…
Study Provides Insight for Helping Transgender Students
It’s challenging enough to face the fact that your gender identity is not aligned with…
Educator: To Make Schools Safer, Adopt Behavioral Interventions
Schools can be beacons of safety, stability, and inspiration if educators take proactive steps to…
Professors Extend Helping Hand to Puerto Rico Schools
When Hurricane Maria plowed into Puerto Rico in September, the suffering inflicted on the island’s…
Graduate School of Education Launches New Online Degree
Fordham’s Graduate School of Education (GSE) has received state approval for a new online master’s…