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Dean Valerie Kinloch Named 2019 AERA Fellow

August 16, 2019
Faculty and Research

Grants Office Update: December 2018

August 16, 2019

Congratulations to the all the School of Education faculty members who have recently been awarded grants. With $2.96 million in new projects, 27 principal investigators have now been awarded 41 new grants totaling $23,814,044 for fiscal year 2019, surpassing last year's total.  Principal Investigator: Shannon Wanless Department: Office of Child Development Project Title: PA LAUNCH Agency Name...

Grants Office Update: November 2018

August 16, 2019

The grants office provides a monthly update of new grants and news, typically towards the middle of each month.

Congratulations to the following faculty members on their recent grants.  

Principal Investigator:  Colleen Young Department:  Office of Child Development Project Title:  Real Help, Real Time Agency Name:  Providence Connections Award Dates:  9/1/2018 - 6/30/2019...

Grants Office Update: October 2018

August 16, 2019

The grants office will provide a monthly update of new grants, typically towards the middle of each month.  The following grants have been recently awarded and total more than $134,970, bringing the School of Education's total to more than $20.3 million of funded research this academic year. Congratulations to the following faculty members on their recent grants.

Principal Investigator...

Dean Kinloch Receives Multiple Honors for Leadership

August 16, 2019
Faculty and Research

Valerie Kinloch, the Renee and Richard Goldman Dean of the School of Education, has recently received a number of recognitions for her leadership and work in helping to shape the culture of education in not only the School, but in local communities and beyond. She most recently has received the following awards:

From the Grants Office: September Grants Update

August 16, 2019

The grants office will provide a monthly update of new grants, typically towards the middle of each month.  The following grants have been recently awarded and total more than $632,415, bringing the School of Education's total to more than $20.2 million of funded research this academic year.

Congratulations to the following faculty members on their recent grants. Principal...

Update from the Grants Office: Recent Grants Awarded Total $19.6 Million

August 16, 2019

The grants office will provide a monthly update of new grants, typically towards the middle of each month. The following grants have been recently awarded and total more than $19.6 million of funded research to start the academic year.

Congratulations to the following faculty members on their recent grants.  

Pair of Doctoral Students Receive Dissertation Fellowships

August 16, 2019
Student Spotlight

 

A pair of University of Pittsburgh School of Education doctoral students are among the 35 recipients of dissertation fellowships from the National Academy of Education for the 2018-19 academic year. Jamie Amemiya, a doctoral candidate in the Applied Developmental Psychology program, and Oscar E. Patrón, a PhD candidate in Administrative and Policy Studies, will each receive...

Shannon Wanless, PhD, Named Director of the Office of Child Development

August 16, 2019
Faculty and Research

For the first time in over 30 years, the University of Pittsburgh School of Education Office of Child Development is under new leadership.   Shannon B. Wanless, Ph.D. has been named the Director of the Office of Child Development, Valerie Kinloch, Ph.D., the Renee and Richard Goldman Dean of the School of Education, announced Wednesday.   “It is my honor to name Dr. Shannon Wanless the...

Pitt SOE Faculty Recognized at AERA Conference

August 16, 2019
Faculty and Research

Educators Team Up to Develop Flexible Curricula on Ethiopia for K-12 Students

August 16, 2019
Faculty and Research

via PittWire

Maureen Porter, associate professor in Pitt’s School of Education’s Social and Comparative Analysis in Education program, led the group of Pitt educators in determining what types of Ethiopian folklife should be included in the new curricula. The development of a rich new curriculum focusing on Ethiopia — adaptable to students in kindergarten through high school...

SOE Research Team Helps Children to Make Sense of 9/11

August 16, 2019
Faculty and Research

High School Language Programs Immerse Students in Mandarin Chinese, Russian

August 16, 2019
School News

Victoria Netter, a participant in the STARTALK Summer Russian Language School, finishes painting an icon of St. Moses the Black during a class led by local iconographer Randi Sider-Rose. Netter is a student at The Noble Academy in Chicago.

Alumna Kristin Shymoniak Receives The School Superintendents Association (AASA) and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Women in School Leadership Award

August 16, 2019
Alumni Feature

Alumna Kristin Shymoniak, a graduate in the MEd early intervention program and the special education certification program, has received The School Superintendents Association (AASA) and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Women in School Leadership Award. She is the lead special education teacher at Bancroft Elementary School in Alexandria, Va. Shymoniak, who was been teaching around seven...