UCLA SEIS Educational Leadership Program is a partner in effort to prepare education leaders to address equity
Congratulations from Wasserman Dean Christina Christie and Ed&IS to UCLA alumna and AERA President Na’ilah Suad Nasir and the AERA team on an inspiring conference.
UCLA professor of education and AERA President-Elect leads opening discussion of first in-person conference in two years.
Wide range of UCLA educational expertise and research showcased through in-person and virtual sessions.
Innovative publication shines a light on bias, lack of representation in technology, encourages engagement of young people in computer science.
SRM associate professor recognized for article raising concerns about the technical properties of edTPA.
UCLA SEIS will participate in more than 150 sessions exploring the AERA Conference theme, “Cultivating Equitable Education Systems for the 21st Century.”
Scholar of equity and inclusion is also the namesake of the Sylvia Hurtado University Faculty Award, given by the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education.
UCLA scholar of critical race theory and critical microaggressions will serve a three-year term on the governing body of the nation’s premier organization of educational research.
Scholar of education and social justice directs the UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools and the Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families.
Scholar of material history and its role in social and cultural life to share “Hidden Histories: African American and Women’s Rights Scrapbooks.”
MIAS alumna serves the University as the director of the UCLA Film & Television Archive.
UCLA professor of information studies discusses connections between humanism and technology.
Urban Schooling graduate student explores how schools and colleges can facilitate success for marginalized students in the child welfare and justice system.
Education Department is third among all colleges and universities
UCLA professor of social welfare’s research instrumental in crafting bill to support school social workers.
MIAS alumna values student internships, UCLA’s real-world connections to the film industry.
Three Bruins in SEIS’s Transformative Coaching and Leadership program are in the top 20 nationwide, recognized by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
(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.
MLIS alumna’s passion for film led to career as a librarian and credits researcher for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Newcomer students meet with UCLA students taking part in SEIS class on community schooling to share and explore their education journeys
Newcomer students meet with UCLA students taking part in SEIS class on community schooling to share and explore their education journeys
Briefing underscores threat of violence, concerns of school personnel turnover
