Daniel Solorzano: Naming the Pain of Microaggressions
In 2001, after hearing a presentation given at the University of Michigan by Professors Daniel Solorzano and Walter Allen on […]
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Anthony Yom: TEP Alum Leads High School Students to Success in Math and in Life
As an immigrant student at Palisades High School, Anthony Yom (TEP, ’06; PLI, ’09) did not start out speaking English […]
William Sandoval: NSF Funds Research on Best Practices for Next Generation Science Standards
UCLA Professor of Education William Sandoval is the principal investigator in a study on bringing science teaching up to the […]
Jane Margolis: Moving Forward With Equity in Computer Science Education
Although an event that was scheduled to highlight the nine “White House Champions of Change for Computer Science Education” on […]
Inauguration of UCLA UNESCO Chair in Global Learning and Global Citizenship Education Celebrates 70th Anniversary of UNESCO
UCLA Ed & IS hosted the West Coast Celebration of the 70th Anniversary of UNESCO with a reception and dinner […]
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Supports Planning for New Book and Paper Conservation Program at UCLA
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded a grant of $200,000 to UCLA for preliminary planning of a proposed specialization […]
IS Celebrates New Home for Antique Printing Presses on UCLA Campus
Christine Curley, a first-year MLIS student, was once an art director for the “Silicon Valley Map” that provides a “Who’s […]
Jane Margolis Named a “Champion of Change” by the White House
Jane Margolis, senior researcher at UCLA’s Center X, has been named one of nine “White House Champions of Change for […]
IS Celebrates New Home for Antique Printing Presses on UCLA Campus
Christine Curley, a first-year MLIS student, was once an art director for the “Silicon Valley Map” that provides a “Who’s […]
UCLA Ed IS Celebrates 70th Anniversary of UNESCO With Director General Irina Bokova
The UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies will host the West Coast Celebration of the 70 Anniversary of […]
UCLA Community School Celebrates 90 Percent Increase in College-Bound From Pico-Union-Koreatown
Before UCLA partnered with the Los Angeles Unified School District to open UCLA Community School in 2009, only a third […]
Yoomi Chin: Ph.D. Candidate Creates Ed Tech Company That Helps Professors Take Attendance
When Yoomi Chin’s father was transferred by his company to an office in Indonesia, she attended an international school that […]
Natascha Chtena: IS Doctoral Student Swims with Sharks
While most Ph.D. students at UCLA Ed & IS might humorously consider the end of the quarter as hazardous as […]
UCLA Community School: 3rd Annual Art Auction to Support College-Bound Seniors
As the festive season approaches, students at UCLA Community School are working like Santa’s elves to create paintings, to be […]
Anne Gilliland: Archivists Need to Address Crisis of Forced Migration
Anne Gilliland, UCLA professor of information studies, presented keynote lectures on the social and ethical responsibilities of archivists and records […]
Linda Sax: $2 Million Grant Will Follow Up Study on Diversity and Inclusion in Computer Science Education
Professor Linda Sax has received a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support a longitudinal follow-up […]
UCLA Ed IS Addresses Issues for South LA Children and Families
The UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies hosted a meeting on “Investing in the Children and Families of […]
Jack Share (1927-2015): Korean War Army Psychologist Aided Fellow Veterans Through The Soldiers Project
Jack Share, an acting assistant professor in UCLA’s Special Education Division (1969-1970) and from 1971-1975, an assistant professor in what […]
With Different Eyes: UCLA Writing Project Celebrates 25 Years of Signature Conference
UCLA’s Writing Project celebrates the 25th year of its signature event, “With Different Eyes: A Conference for Teachers of English […]
Carlos Alberto Torres: Book on Paulo Freire Wins Houle Award
Carlos Alberto Torres, UCLA Distinguished Professor of Education and UNESCO Chair in Global Learning and Global Citizenship Education, has been […]
UCLA Department of Information Studies Hosts Its First Home Movie Day
UCLA’s Department of Information Studies will present its first-ever Home Movie Day on Oct. 18, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., […]
Mike Rose: Research Contributes to Public Scholarship on Education, Literacy, Social Class, and Vocation
Back to School: Why Everyone Deserves a Second Chance at Education” by UCLA research professor Mike Rose was released in […]
Jean-François Blanchette: Cloud Computing as Ubiquitous Infrastructure
In his new co-edited book, “Regulating the Cloud: Policy for Computing Infrastructure” (With Christopher S. Yoo, Cambridge: The MIT Press. […]
Peter Darch: Postdoctoral Researcher Joins University of Illinois Faculty
Despite his feet being firmly planted on the ground – and most recently, heading to the Graduate School of Library […]