Social Inquiry Course Closes First Year Urging M.A. Students to Stick to Their Questions
10 months ago
Program in Bilingual Bicultural Ed Holds Professional Development Workshop for New Special Ed Track
14 months ago
Department of Arts and Humanities Unveils A&H Book Talks
14 months ago
A&H in the City: Jazz at Lincoln Center Promotes Modalities of Jazz Music, History and Structure in the Classroom
15 months ago
NYS TESOL AL Marks 36th Annual Winter Conference
15 months ago
Social Inquiry Course Closes First Year Urging M.A. Students to Stick to Their Questions
10 months ago
New Social Studies and Education Course Draws on Faculty, Inquiry and Central Park
15 months ago
'Groundbreaking' Work by Dr. Sandra Schmidt Wins Early Career Award
17 months ago
A&H in the City Recap
18 months ago
Social Studies Education Student, Duane Bailey-Castro, Rediscovers a True New York Wonder
20 months ago
Professor Mary Hafeli and the P+S Collective Sculpture Featured in Brooklyn Art Exhibition
11 months ago
Q&A with Professor Richard Jochum, Creative Technologies Symposium Organizer
13 months ago
Department of Arts and Humanities Unveils A&H Book Talks
14 months ago
New Creative Technologies Certificate to be Featured on PBS
16 months ago
Ed.M Student Spearheads Community Art Projects Around the World
17 months ago
Long before the late Robert Pace became known for revolutionizing music study throughout the world, he was Lydia Morrongiello’s private piano teacher. Now through the Lydia Morrongiello Endowed Scholarship Fund for Music Education, Dr. Morrongiello (M.A.’64, Ed.D. ’75) is ensuring that future TC music students will benefit from Dr. Pace’s legacy.
July 11-14, TC will host the Student Press Initiative (SPI) Summer Institute, where educators of all disciplines will gather to learn about teaching writing, project-based curriculum, and the process of publishing student work.
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