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Full-Text Articles in Education
Solving The Creativity Puzzle
DePaul Magazine
Since 2013, DePaul’s Offi ce of Innovative Professional Learning (OIPL) has partnered with educational organizations working on behalf of China’s K-12 schools to offer customized professional development to teachers—specifically, to help them bring creativity to the Chinese classroom. The work has been a challenge and inspiration for the College of Education faculty.
Spring 2019
Action in Education
Dean's Corner: Together We Grow; New Degrees Expand Career Options; DePaul Is a Game Changer: For the Second Year in a Row, a COE Graduate is Named National Counselor of the Year; Opportunity Knocks: Revised Credential, New Lab Benefit Alumni; Sister Act: Catholic Initiatives; Weaving Civics into Every Discipline; In Brief; Alumnus Profile: Marcus Campbell; Student Profile: Juliana Minasian
Teen Investigators: Faculty Research Helps Teens Find Their Path
Teen Investigators: Faculty Research Helps Teens Find Their Path
DePaul Magazine
Three innovative programs at DePaul are helping youth transfer gaming skills to the real world, escape the school-to-prison pipeline, and benefit from mentoring programs specifically tailored to race, economic status, and mentor skill level.
From Unicorn To University Professor: Programs Break Down Barriers For Underrepresented Students
From Unicorn To University Professor: Programs Break Down Barriers For Underrepresented Students
DePaul Magazine
As employers seek to diversify their workforces, demand has never been greater for well-educated employees from underrepresented backgrounds. The university’s McNair Scholars program, a federally funded TRIO program, guides juniors and seniors from low-income, first-generation or underrepresented backgrounds to PhDs and academic careers. Going a step further, DePaul created the Arnold Mitchem Fellows program to prepare sophomores for research-based careers and the McNair program. Mitchem also serves juniors and seniors who fall outside of the McNair program’s narrow parameters, such as students pursuing a combined MD/PhD or an MFA.
Action In Education: Fall 2018
Action In Education: Fall 2018
Action in Education
Dean's Corner: Best-Kept Secret Is Significant Teacher Shortages; Teaching Partners: School Nurse Certificate Addresses Shortage; Empathy and Listening in Action; Best in Camp; In Brief: Parting Words; Upward Bound: Backpack Full of Love
Fall 2018
Conversations
Meditations on an orange; The blue demon and the Laker; The Center for Journalism Integrity and Excellence honors Pauley, Pistone; Alumni and friends shine at awards reception; On the move; The superhero the world needs; Around the college; Taking flight
I-Tree Landscape: A Case Study In Best Practices For Education And Dissemination For Multiple User Groups, Margaret M. Abood
I-Tree Landscape: A Case Study In Best Practices For Education And Dissemination For Multiple User Groups, Margaret M. Abood
DePaul Discoveries
The urban ecosystems we inhabit provide essential ecosystem services to humans, such as air pollution removal, as well as effective means to avoid costs related to urban development, such as stormwater treatment. A better understanding of the value of ecosystem services and their spatial distribution in urban areas is vital to widespread, wholistic understanding of the relationship of environmental, economic, and social conditions. As such, it should be a component of education in grades 6-12, college, and continuing education. i-Tree Landscape is a free, online model developed by the USDA Forest Service in which users can select a geography (i.e. …
Spring 2018
Action in Education
Dean's corner; Degree, interrupted; Customized micro-credentials fill educational niche; New COE program deepens Catholic connections; In brief; Alumna named national school counselor of the year
Spring 2018
Insights
Blueprint for LAS students; Advisory council retreat calls for voicing our success; Quick starters; Actively engaged intellectuals; Intellectually engaged activists; LAS interns exceed expectations at museums; In brief; For your bookshelf; Showcasing knowledge for a decade; Genius grant; Anti-violence program creates community leaders
Spring 2018
Conversations
Dean's letter; Then and now; Communication and technology; Going for gold; True or false; A helping hand; Accolades; Bookshelf; Around the college; Student profile
Fall 2017
Scientia
Tried and tested; Selfless service; Postcards from abroad; Why we marched; Education extension; From the ground up; Lab notes
Fall 2017
Action in Education
Dean's corner; Master's degree first in world; Getting R.E.A.L.; Chicago Police poised to become educational leaders; In brief; Alumnus leads teens to change perceptions; Everyday hero recognized for her advocacy; Hot off the press; New professors enhance counseling and leadership programs; Faculty adapt classics for special-needs audiences
Fall 2017
In The Loop
Changing with the Times; A Triple Win; A Ticket to Sundance; Sports Stats; Technology for Tomorrow; City Lights; Combination Artist
Fall 2017
Conversations
Reflecting on the year; Transforming lives; Holt, Welsh honored at the 2017 Center for Journalism Integrity and Excellence awards; Harry Potter enchants DePaul; Faculty Publications; PRAD rising; Accolades; Around the college;
Spring 2017
Action in Education
Five minutes with Dean Zionts; Chinese partnerships deepen multicultural insights; Experience-focused counseling program prepares in-demand alumni; Counseling graduates fill many roles; In brief; Career outcomes; Hot off the press
By The Numbers
Business Exchange
Infographic offers statistics on the growth of DePaul's Driehaus School of Business under the leadership of Dean Ray Whittington.
College News: Misty Johanson Appointed Interim Dean
College News: Misty Johanson Appointed Interim Dean
Business Exchange
Misty Johanson, PhD, an associate business college dean, professor and director of the School of Hospitality Leaders, has been named interim dean of the Driehaus College of Business.
Professional Development: Double Demon Scholarship Offers Alumni New Opportunities
Professional Development: Double Demon Scholarship Offers Alumni New Opportunities
Business Exchange
DePaul offers scholarships to alumni who return for graduate study at their alma mater. Jeanette Gerger, who graduated with a business degree in 2009, returned for her MBA to learn how to run a business.
College News: Alumnae Named To Kellstadt Leadership Roles; Depaul Joins Chicago's 1871 Business Incubator
Business Exchange
DePaul Alumnae Christa Hinton and Jennifer Kopczynski have assumed leadership roles as director of the Kellstadt Graducate School of Business and director of the Kellstadt Career Management Center, respectively. The Coleman Entrepreneurship Center has partners with DePaul's College of Law, College of Computing and Digital Media, and Office of Academic Affairs to join 1871, Chicago's premier business incubator.
Spring 2017
Common Knowledge (2013-2019)
Five minutes with Dean Alicea; Enhancing knowledge engages SNL faculty; DePaul blue: Police cohort launches in SNL; The buzz; American success story; Family tradition
Winter 2017
Insights
Notes from the Dean; LAS Establishes Endowed Professorship; The Liberating Arts; A Bridge Across Cultures; Valerie Johnson: Diversity and Inclusion Leader; Judge LeRoy Martin Jr. Translates Life Lessons into Service; (Re)Humanizing Black Lives; Liberal Arts Education: A Great Investment for Students & Employers; Reconciliation & Hope; In Brief; Faculty Publications
Scholarly Pursuits: Depaul Professors Are Among World Leaders In Business Education Research
Scholarly Pursuits: Depaul Professors Are Among World Leaders In Business Education Research
Business Exchange
Driehaus College of Business faculty members are among the world’s most prolific scholars of research about business education, according to two new studies. The studies highlight the growing recognition of business and management education research as a critical business discipline in its own right.
Fall 2016
Common Knowledge (2013-2019)
Five minutes with Dean Alicea; Banking on a strong relationship; Part-time faculty earn community recognition; Commencement speakers strive for social justice; Food for the soul; The buzz
Fall 2016
Conversations
Dean's letter; Alumna works to inspire her community; Never in distress; More than a tourist; Around Campus; Accolades; Personalizing punk
Fall/Winter 2016
Insights
Notes from the interim dean; Preservation of knowledge: Alumna strives to record Native American legacy; Students explore writing at DePaul in innovative course; DePaul Humanities Center sparks creative thought and engagement; Why Chicago? Professors reflect on integrating the city into the classroom; Meeting the needs of international students; Examining the world refugee crisis; The impact of Pope Francis's visit to the United States; Service-learning courses provide glimpse into the prison system; In brief; Faculty publications
Olympic Ambition
DePaul Magazine
Profile of Mabel “Dolly” Staton (EDU ’55), a track athlete who became a member of the first interracial track team in the Midwestern United States, competed in the long jump in1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki, Finland, and became the first African American to be hired at Paulsboro High School in New Jersey.
Looking Back Urban Teacher Corps 1992
Looking Back Urban Teacher Corps 1992
DePaul Magazine
Vintage photo of Urban Teacher Corps member leading a class of Chicago Public School students. The program trained teachers specifically to serve students in urban schools.
The Office Of Innovative Professional Learning: Extending Teaching Beyond The Classroom
The Office Of Innovative Professional Learning: Extending Teaching Beyond The Classroom
DePaul Magazine
Housed in the College of Education, the Office of Innovative Professional Learning provides consultation, professional development and mentoring services, among other offerings, to businesses, schools, organizations and individuals who are charged with training their staffs but who may not have specific teaching skills. In addition to its successful collaborations with such Chicago-area organizations as Rush Medical College, the program has branched out internationally to work with organizations in China and Italy.
Spring 2016
Scientia
Stress busters: intervention study combats stress in African-American youth; Peer-to-peer health power; Research roundup; Notes from the field; Program accelerates health care careers; Deep dive: Alumnus researches underwater volcanoes; Lab notes
Spring 2016
In The Loop
The age of adolescence; A design oasis in downtown; Welcoming committee: CDM students roll out the red carpet for prospective students; Paving the way in IT education and research; Seen and heard; Coloring outside the lines