Talk Back to the Internet
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New Faculty: Dr. Richard Jochum
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Graduate Spotlight: Erika Pekar, Art and Art Education
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Studio Learning and Non-Art Graduate Students: A worthwhile match?
12 months ago
Spotlight on Research: Jane Hoellman Kahn
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Talk Back to the Internet
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Celebration of Maria Torres-Guzman's Scholarship
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Paper Presentations at the 2013 Diversity in Research and Practice Conference
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Cancelled: "Ella Baker: Radical Educator with Harlem Roots"
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Student Spotlight: Christine de Michele
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Talk Back to the Internet
5 days ago
Celebration of Maria Torres-Guzman's Scholarship
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New Faculty: Dr. Richard Jochum
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Studio Learning and Non-Art Graduate Students: A worthwhile match?
12 months ago
Parents As Researchers: Musical Lessons From Our Children
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Talk Back to the Internet
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Talk Back to the Internet
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Talk Back to the Internet
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Lydia Kim
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Liz Hoelzle
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Amy Wolf
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marieweller
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Pressible Staff
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Janice Marciano Nimetz graduated this May with her PhD in History and Education. Nimetz has taught piano at the Emma Willard School for several years and plans to continue teaching there. Nimetz, who has also studied Musicology, hopes to find more places of intersection for her two passions: music and history.
Michael Tillman graduated with his Master’s degree in Teaching of Social Studies and “loved every last minute of it.”
Daniel Mann graduated this May with his Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics. Looking back at his time at TC, one of the biggest take-aways for him is the ability to relate to a variety of people on different levels.
Guillermo Marini, a PhD graduate in the Philosophy and Education program, has been busy teaching Multidisciplinary Analysis of Education and Philosophy and Education in Chile at the School of Education of the Universidad Catolica de Chile, where he plans to continue working post-graduation.
This past fall, Cassandra Virgin traded in her finance career at Goldman Sachs for a spot in the History and Education Master’s program.
In the fall, we looked at TESOL student Marisa Militello’s experience as a student teacher in an elementary ESL classroom. Now in her final semester at TC, Ms. Militello has been student teaching at the secondary level.
Suzi Bigliani is currently completing her Masters in Arts Administration at Teachers College, Columbia University. Prior to attending Teachers College she worked in business and client development at Christie’s Auction House.
Hong Wan Tham received his BFA from the University of North Texas and his MFA from Pratt Institute. He is a working artist and teaches sculpture for the Art and Art Education program at TC.
Eve is a Teaching Assistant for the College Teaching of English course and a first year Ph.D. student. She received her undergraduate degree from Smith College where she was a Portuguese and Brazilian Studies major and has degrees from the University of Chicago in Latin American Studies and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign in Fiction.
Dr. Steven Dubin’s interest in South Africa began in 2000 when he visited the country on the way to delivering a paper at a conference in Namibia and discovered that everything he was studying in America was happening in South Africa as well, with incredible urgency. On his latest annual research trip to South Africa, …
Professor Shaireen Rasheed of C. W. Post Long Island University’s Ph.D. work at TC focused on creating a curriculum of existentialist action in the classroom. A spiritual child of Maxine Green, Rasheed was delighted to have the master respond to her work when she presented at the Philosophy and Education program’s colloquium.
Yoonah is a third year TESOL/AL Ed.D student. She received her bachelor’s degree in Korea in English Literature and her Master’s in Applied Linguistics from the University of Hawaii. She is a testing coordinator at TC’s Community English Program and an English teacher at New York University.
In a weekend that brought together leaders in such diverse fields as medicine, architecture, textile design and cognitive science and gave them a commonality, the Art and Art Education Department’s recent Thinking Through Drawing Symposium was a ground-breaking event and the first of its kind in the nation. “This has been a long time coming,” …
Master’s in Education in Music student, Rosa Lee, uses both her spiritual practice and educational experiences to inform her performance practice. You can hear her inspired performance at her Master’s Piano Recital on Friday, December 16th at 7:30 in Milbank Chapel.
The Arts Administration (ARAD) internship program has developed an outstanding reputation for providing talented interns to New York City cultural institutions. In turn, organizations offer ARAD students internship experiences that are both educational and beneficial for their future careers.
Jessica is a second year Arts Administration Master’s student. She did her undergraduate studies at Emory University in Atlanta where she majored in Dance and Journalism and minored in Music. She has worked for the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts and recently interned at IMG Artists. She is a pianist, a freelance dance critic, and …
Kate is a second year Arts Administration student. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatrical Directing from Boston University. She worked on the 2008 and 2009 Tribeca Film Festivals, and is currently the Internship Coordinator for the Arts Administration program and the Company Manager at Barrow Street Theater. She has directed a numerous …
Nishan is in his second year of a Master’s program in Art and Art Education. He received his BFA from Syracuse University in 2009 and is an educator, painter, and illustrator. He has published two children’s books, “Sammy’s New Home” and "Evelyn Sylvan and the Curse of the Magical Tree Stump".
Lance is a Ph.D. candidate in English and Education and is a research associate with the National Center for Restructuring Education, Schools and Teaching (NCREST). He is an instructor in teacher education at Teachers College and at The City College of New York. Lance was a founding advisor at the National Academy for Excellent Teaching …
Christina received her Master’s in Art and Art Education. She received her undergraduate degree from Cornell University and worked in the apparel industry. She is a K-5 art teacher at NEST+m: a public NYCDOE citywide gifted and talented school. Visit christinasoriano.com to see her work.
Lydia Kim
5 months ago
Liz Hoelzle
11 months ago
Graduate Spotlight: Michael Tillman, Teaching of Social Studies
11 months ago
Graduate Spotlight: Daniel Mann, Applied Linguistics
11 months ago
Graduate Spotlight: Guillermo Marini, Philosophy and Education
11 months ago
Conversations from the Classroom: Revisiting Marisa Militello’s student teaching experience
13 months ago
Amy Wolf
13 months ago
Research Spotlight: History and Education’s Cassandra E. Virgin
13 months ago
Spotlight On Art and Art Education Instructor and Ed.D.CT Candidate Hong Wan Tham
14 months ago
Spotlight on English and Education Ph.D. Student Eve Eure
15 months ago
Research Spotlight: Philosophy and Education Alumna Shaireen Rasheed
15 months ago
Spotlight on TESOL/AL Student Yoonah Seong
16 months ago
marieweller
2 months ago
Student Spotlight on Research: Suzi Bigliani
13 months ago
Unlocking the Mysteries of a Photographic Archive
15 months ago
Arts Administration Internship Program: Building on a Dynamic Reputation
17 months ago
Pressible Staff
2 months ago
Spotlight on Music and Education Student: Rosa Lee
17 months ago
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