Center X’s TEP Launches Exploration of Well-Being for Teachers
TEP staff and faculty organized workshops presented by teacher candidates for self-realization and self-nurturing for educators.
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UCLA-USC Report Underscores Negative Effects on American Children of Undocumented Immigrant Parents
A joint report from the University of Southern California and UCLA, documenting the damage done to American children who live […]
IGE: Seminal Report on Undocumented Undergrads Informs Discussion in Washington D.C.
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco, Wasserman Dean of UCLA’s Graduate School of Education & Information Studies, and Professor of Education Robert Teranishi participated […]
Jeff Share: Class on Critical Media Literacy Informs New Edition of Book
When Jeff Share was a classroom teacher at Leo Politi Elementary School, he worked with teachers on a federally-funded project […]
UCLA Receives Governor’s Award for Innovation in Higher Education
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco, Wasserman Dean, UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies has announced that UCLA was one of the […]
Cathy Leverkus: IS Alumna Brings Ebooks Into Wider Circulation
Cathy Leverkus (’81, MLIS) is in a unique position to show students the benefits of their school library and how […]
Robert T. Teranishi Appointed to National Board for Education Services by President Obama
Robert T. Teranishi was nominated to the National Board for Education Sciences this week by President Obama, and will serve […]
Patty Carroll: Ph.D. Candidate Looks at Reading Development for EL, Special Ed Students
As an English teacher at Pasadena High School and at the Rudas Secondary School of Economics in Dunaújváros, Hungary, Patty […]
Irene Pasquetto: Doctoral Student Explores Databases as Tools for Social Change
As a member of one of several research teams in UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, Irene Pasquetto is studying methods […]
UCLA Builds Bridges to Propel South Los Angeles Youth to College
On a bright December afternoon, a group of young visitors to UCLA glimpsed campus life by enjoying lunch in DeNeve […]
Scott Robertson: Ph.D. Student Co-Edits Book on Education and Rebellion Through Music
Punk rock and hip-hop might seem like completely dissimilar genres to the untrained ear, but a new book co-edited by […]
Kenneth Karmiole: UCLA Alumnus Endows Library Research Fellowship
Kenneth Karmiole, a UCLA alumnus and seller of rare books, has established an endowment to create the Kenneth Karmiole Endowed […]
Irene Pasquetto: Doctoral Student Explores Databases as Tools for Social Change
As a member of one of several research teams in UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, Irene Pasquetto is studying methods […]
HERI’s Freshman Survey: Annual Report Reveals Attitudes Toward Cost of Education, Student Life
A college rating system proposed by the U.S. Department of Education could hurt many broad-access and minority-serving colleges and universities […]
Wasserman Foundation Establishes Endowed Deanship at UCLA Ed IS
UCLA’s Graduate School of Education and Information Studies has received a generous gift from the Wasserman Foundation to establish UCLA’s […]
UCLA Institute on Immigrant Education Releases Seminal Report on Undocumented Undergrads
Nearly a quarter of a million undocumented undergraduates, who largely come from low-income families and work their way through college, […]
UCLA Community School’s 2nd Annual Art Auction Raises Funds for College-bound Seniors
Grace Maddox, the art teacher at UCLA Community School, recalls a letter that she received from a former student. “She […]
Zorana Ercegovac: IS Alumna Creates Oral History of UCLA’s Faculty Women’s Club
While UCLA prepares to celebrate its centennial in 2019, the UCLA Faculty Women’s Club (FWC) is also looking forward to […]
Jonathan Furner: Expert on Cultural Stewardship Takes the Helm as IS Chair
This month, Jonathan Furner, professor of information studies at UCLA, has assumed the post of department chair. A scholar of […]
Kathy Carbone: IS Student Recognized at AERI for Research on Artists and Archives
While going from the stage to the archive may sound like an unusual career change, for Kathy Carbone, a third-year […]
UCLA Higher Ed Study: Professors’ Emphasis on Student-Centered Teaching Methods Hits 25-Year High
Online teaching has generated plenty of discussion in higher education, but it’s still used by a relatively small percentage of […]
Mike Rose: New Edition of Book on Education Calls for Improved Services for Student Veterans
A recent blog post by UCLA Professor of Education Mike Rose highlights the need for better wrap-around services for students […]
Shannon Garrison: TEP Alumna Appointed to Second Term on National Assessment Governing Board
Students in Shannon Garrison’s class at Solano Avenue Elementary School in Los Angeles have a unique way of comparing themselves […]
Patricia Gándara: New Book Highlights Advantages of Bilingualism
In her new book, “The Bilingual Advantage: Language, Literacy and the U.S. Labor Market,” (With R. M. Callahan. Bristol: Multilingual […]