
Committed to Educational Freedom and Self-Determination
The Department of Teaching, Learning, and Leading is guided by our School’s mission-vision and organized by our faculty’s purposes, principles, commitments, and praxes.
TLL Academic Programs
Our shared purposes are to:
Our shared principles are:
We are committed to:
Our shared praxes are:
The TLL Department offers students across our programs and community partners the opportunity to learn about justice and freedom in curriculum work. Held in the spring term, the annual event features keynote speakers, student presentations, and roundtable discussions.
Each academic year, the TLL Department hosts a faculty colloquium series in which our faculty give a presentation on urgent topics in teaching, learning, and leading. The series is open to all students, faculty, and staff within our department.
Provides evaluation and assessment services for organizations, agencies, and programs involved with children and youth.
K-8 campus laboratory school affiliated with the Pitt School of Education.
Provides professional development experiences for school leaders in our region.
Engages in anti-racist, justice-directed initiatives with students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners.
Improves educational opportunities for children by strengthening school organization and administration.
Cassie Quigley (Chair)
Tinukwa Boulder (Associate Chair)
Emily Rainey (Associate Chair)
Visit the TLL Faculty Center for a centralized hub of resources related to teaching, research, academic affairs, and more.
**The resources are on a secure website and are available only to faculty**