Arts & Humanities

Talk Back to the Internet ☆

Talk Back to the Internet: a making workshop event. Organized by Sean Justice & Richard Jochum, and sponsored by the Myers Media Art Studio, Program in Art & Art Education. Led by Don Miller, an artist and learning designer.

“Spearheading Debate: Culture Wars & Uneasy Truces”, with Steven Dubin ☆

"As South Africa's democracy matures, this book analyses the following questions: how does the state mediate between traditional tribal authority and constitutional law in matters such as initiation customs or the rights of women, children and gay people? "

Around Teachers College with Zechariah Chiang ☆

Around Teachers College with Zechariah Chiang

From TC to Joe’s Pub: Music Ed Students Play the City ☆

Since getting their undergraduate degrees at The New School, Christian Nourijanian and Dustin Kaufman have followed a similar trajectory in their career and educational paths.  Dustin recently graduated from Teachers College with a dual Master’s degree that pairs a jazz performance major from Manhattan School of Music (MSM) with a music education major from Teachers …

Today, 1:30pm, Milbank Chapel: Hank & Doodle ~ A Musical Children’s Story

Free musical storytelling experience today at TC for adults and kiddies.

THE 2nd MEETING OF THE LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION WORKING GROUP (LANSI)

Exploring Discourse Analysis

Dr. Hansun Zhang Waring, Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics and TESOL at Teachers College, is bringing a wealth of learning opportunities to the discourse analysis research community. As founder of the Language and Social Interaction Working Group (LANSI), Dr. Waring oversees a monthly meeting of professors, researchers, and students who come together to work on …

TC Student Activists: TC represents at the Save Our Schools March and National Call to Action in Washington DC

July 30, 2011 was a sweltering day in Washington DC, but the heat didn’t dampen the spirits of the thousands of teachers, parents, students, and activists who traveled from across the country to protest education policies they say are demoralizing teachers and reducing the profession to little more than “teaching to the test.” After rendezvousing …

Creativity, Imagination, and Innovation Seminar

At 10:15am on Friday, April 29th 2011, a packed Cowin Center was home to an all-star roster of panelists who spoke—and sometimes debated—about creativity, what motivates it, and how it can be fostered. Moderated (with considerable wit) by Ron Gross, Co-Chair of the University Seminar on Innovation in Education, the event was kicked off with …

Social Issue Media Festival

Another exciting upcoming event at TC! The Social Issue Media Festival asks: What moves us? How can you inspire someone in just a few minutes? How does the medium shape the message, and how does the message shape the medium? These questions are at the heart of the Social Issue Media Festival. Initiated as a …

A conversation with Symposium co-chair, Professor Margaret Crocco

A glimpse into what's behind the upcoming Creativity & Imagination Symposium...

Superheroes, Kings, Princesses, and Dragons

"Superheroes, Kings, Princesses, and Dragons" Art by Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers from the Rita Gold Early Childhood Center Sponsored by the Art and Art Education program February 28 - March 11, 2011, Mon-Fri: 10 am- 5 pm Macy Art Gallery - Macy Hall 4th floor Reception will be held on Friday, March 4, 2011 5-8pm …

“Movers and Makers” Talent Showcase this Wednesday!

“Movers and Makers” The SAA is proud to present “Movers and Makers,” a talent showcase that will feature visual and performing art. After all, the SAA advocates for the arts because they not only celebrate art, but create it as well. This is a chance for students and alums to showcase their talent and share …

2011 APPLE Lecture

You are cordially invited... To APPLE 2011!! The TESOL and Applied Linguistics Programs in the Department of Arts and Humanities invite you to the annual APPLE (Applied Linguistics & Education) Lecture on Friday, February 11, 2011. Our speaker for this year is Professor Thomas Cobb from the University of Québec at Montréal. Professor Cobb teaches and …

Submit a Proposal: KDP Centennial Conference

Call for Proposals: Leadership through Service Are you helping improve New York City? Do you work with youth to improve their leadership skills? Does your research take you into the community? Have you done research on adult learning or continuing education? Share your work: submit a proposal! Who The Entire TC and CU Community Free …

Teachers College Chamber Music Recital

History of Education Society Annual Meeting

Calling Fellow Graduate Students in Education, History, & related fields: Please join us for the History of Education Society annual meeting in Cambridge, Massachusetts, November 4-7, 2010 Highlights Include: * A special presentation by Bernard Bailyn, one of our nation's eminent historians, about his contributions to the history of education * Excellent training and networking …

Music Embodied: Effortless Learning and Performing

Come experience the fundamentals of effortless musicality, using your whole self. Would you like to practice smarter, be injury free, perform naturally, teach more effectively? How you pay attention to your body and sensations (and not just trying harder) is the secret to the quality of what emerges. You will leave with a deeper and …

NBC Education Nation – Teacher Town Hall

Sunday September 26th Live on MSNBC 12pm Hosted by Brian Williams, anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News, the Teacher Town Hall will bring together teachers from across the country, both in-person and online, to brainstorm ideas, talk about what works in the classroom, and highlight the challenges of today’s education system. Teachers from …