Cinda and Linea Johnson's Book, Perfect Chaos, Released May 8!
Dr. Cinda Johnson, Special Education Program Director, and her daughter, Linea, a 2010 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences, have written a memoir, Perfect Chaos: A daughter's journey to survive bipolar, a mother's struggle to save her. The book is garnering national attention from experts in health care, psychology, education, child development specialists and mental health organizations as well as the media. They will present "A Mother-Daugher Journey of Hope, Courage and the Realities of Mental Illness at Wyckoff Auditorium at 5 p.m. on Monday, May 21. A book signing will follow. All are welcome. Read more about their inspirational and harrowing story, media appearances and events.
Masters in Teaching Non-Tenure Track Instructor Position Open
The College of Education invites applications for a one-year, full time non-tenure track Instructor position w/in the College of Education for AY 2012-13 (with possibility of renewal). The position begins August 2012. Summer teaching is required and includes additional compensation. Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications.
The successful candidate will work with a multidisciplinary team of 8 faculty in the Master in Teaching Program (MIT) within the College of Education.
A Doctorate or A.B.D. in English Language Learners (ELL) preferred. Teacher Education, Curriculum and Instruction or closely related area will be considered. Ability to work and teach effectively in team settings, demonstrated successful teaching experience in K-12 settings. Graduate teaching preferred with a strong general background in teacher education. Candidates should highlight specific areas of expertise in their applications.
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SDA Celebrates 20 years
The Student Development Administration program turns 20 in 2012. Be a part of a weekend-long celebration April 27-29 as alumni, faculty and students reminisce and reconnect with a professional development day, cohort events and a special brunch celebration. Check out the SDA 20th Anniversary web site for more information.
College of Education Launches Revised Doctorate Program
The College of Education enthusiastically announced the revision of its Educational Leadership Program (EDLR) on February 9, 2012. The College has updated one of the university's most distinguished programs to address the complex and ever-changing needs of today's leaders. Applications are now being accepted for summer 2012. Learn more
Join the College of Education at Safeco Field on June 8
The College of Education is once again supporting the Martinez Foundation Day at the Mariners by providing discounted tickets to the game on Friday, June 8 at 7:10 p.m.! The Dodgers are in town, and we invite you to bring your coworkers, friends and family and support a great cause. Discounted tickets are available here!
Dr. Deryl Bailey is New William Allen Endowed Chair
The College of Education is pleased to welcome Dr. Deryl Bailey as this year's William Allen Endowed Chairman and Distinguished Professor, sponsored by The Boeing Company. Dr Bailey is an associate professor at the University of Georgia and an expert on the development of African American youth. Students, faculty, parents and educators are invited to attend one of Dr. Bailey's presentations this spring!
Katherine Schlick Noe's Middle Grade Novel on Book Stands
Katherine Schlick Noe's much anticipated young adult novel Something to Hold found its place on book stands on Tuesday, December 6. Schlick Noe, Director of the Literacy for Special Needs Program, based the book on her experiences growing up on Indian reservations. The book explores universal issues of injustice, bullying, belonging and friendship. Click here to read an author Q&A and for more information about the novel, which is based on the author's life growing up on Indian reservations. Upcoming author appearances
Canada hosts Northwest Association of Teacher Educators' Conference
The Northwest Association of Teacher Educators is hosting its annual conference, May 31-June 1, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This year's theme, "Overhauling Pedagogy: Building Success for Learning," provides context for exploring teacher education and educational leadership. Grad students can register for just $75. Learn more.