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Education Department is third among all colleges and universities
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APA Task Force Features UCLA Expertise for Congressional Briefing on Violence and Threats Against School Personnel
(Updated 03/18/22) Ron Avi Astor, professor of social welfare at UCLA SEIS, takes part in research supported by the American Psychological Association on the pandemic’s side effect of harassment and bodily harm against teachers and other school staff.
Students from UCLA Community School Visit UCLA
Newcomer students meet with UCLA students taking part in SEIS class on community schooling to share and explore their education journeys
Education Leaders Gather at UCLA to Advance Equity through California 21st Century Learning Academy
Educators from across California will meet this week at the UCLA Luskin Conference Center to develop plans for addressing and […]
UCLA History-Geography Project Aims to Shift the Narrative About Black LA
Events in Black History Month and beyond explore hope, joy and persistence of Black communities
Robert M. Hayes: 1926-2022
Former mathematician’s work had a major impact on information policy and the economics of research library operations.
“Celebrating 100 Days of Black Excellence”: Cultural Heritage Series to Highlight History and Future
Natacha Cesar-Davis, new Assistant Dean of Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, creates event for scholarly discussion and to promote physical, emotional and spiritual wellness.
UCLA History-Geography Project Offers Curriculum Resource for Exploring Black History in Santa Monica
Materials offer learning resources for Black History Month and beyond
UCLA IS: Final Talk in Series Features Chakanesta Mavhunga
MIT professor of Science, Technology, and Society will speak on “Trans-hemispheric Thinking.”
Governor Gavin Newsom Leads Off UCLA Ed&IS Dean’s Distinguished Speakers Series
Conversation shines light on challenges, strengths and needs of Neurodiverse learners
Natacha Cesar-Davis Appointed UCLA Ed&IS Assistant Dean of Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
HEOC alumna is the first in this post and will also work to support Black student life and community at SEIS.
UCLA Ed & IS Creates New Undergraduate Minor in Information and Media Literacy
Joint program will capitalize on faculty expertise across the Departments of Education and Information Studies; prepare students for innovative careers and graduate work.
UCLA Football Players Mentor Student Athletes at Crenshaw High School
Graduate student athletes in the Transformative Coaching and Leadership program share their expertise, academic support, and mentoring with high school football players.
UCLA IS: Corday Productions’ Gift of Vintage Video Equipment to Enhance Hands-On Learning
UCLA’s Center for Preservation of Audiovisual Heritage offers students the skills needed to enter the preservation field.
UCLA Academies Will Prepare Innovative and Courageous Leaders for K-12, Universities
Deadline to apply for the Women’s School Leadership Academy and the University Women’s Leadership Academy is Nov. 1.
One Year Ago, One Year Later: Teachers Talk About Challenges, Progress and Commitment Amid the Pandemic
How four LA teachers came up with strategies to keep their students engaged and supported while their own lives were upended.
In memoriam, Mike Rose, 77, UCLA professor who chronicled the power of learning
Rose pushed colleagues to write about and share their ideas beyond academia
A Proud Bruin on the East Coast Passes
Juan Silvio Lopez was instrumental in founding of Northeast Region Office of UCLA Center X
Preparing New Leaders in Education and Social Transformation Undergraduates
This past June, five students became the first to complete the requirements for the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies new undergraduate major, Education and Social Transformation, setting the stage for a groundbreaking new effort.