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The Scroll: A Sense of Potential and Possibility
07 May 2013 by Dr. Salina Renninger / No Comments
May is a month ripe with possibilities, and it always evokes “a sense of celebration” for Dr. Salina Renninger, director of training in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology. The arrival of spring brings “a sense of potential and possibility,” she writes today in The Scroll, whether it be the trees becoming full with leaves or our graduates celebrating their accomplishments and embarking on a successful path beyond St. Thomas.
Master of Arts in Public Safety and Law Enforcement Leadership Goes Fully Online
29 Apr 2013 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
The program is designed to serve a variety of law enforcement and public safety professionals seeking advanced skills and knowledge to become leaders in their fields.
Educators Will Gather Here May 9 for Lecture on ‘Schools Without a Majority’
22 Apr 2013 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
St. Thomas alumnus Dr. Joseph Scherer, executive director of the Superintendents’ National Dialogue, will speak at the 16th annual Julian Parker Lecture.
Holly Hanson Takes Three St. Thomas Degrees to Prison as a Clinical Program Therapist
18 Apr 2013 by Tom Couillard '75 / No Comments
Holly Hanson is a clinical program therapist within the Sex Offender Treatment Program at the Minnesota Correctional Facility-Lino Lakes, a job she has held since Sept. 25, 2012.
‘Justice for My Sister,’ a Film About ‘Femicide’ in Guatemala, Will be Shown Here April 15
02 Apr 2013 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
The film’s director and producer, Kimberly Bautista, will join in a discussion following the film.
A Conversation With Poet Sun Yung Chin ’05 M.A.
18 Mar 2013 by Kelly Engebretson '99 M.A. / No Comments
Shin’s latest poetry collection, Rough, and Savage, was published by Coffee House Press late last year.
U.S. News Ranks Graduate Programs
12 Mar 2013 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
St. Thomas graduate and professional programs in business, education, law and social work are included in the Best Graduate Schools rankings published today (March 12) by U.S. News & World Report.
The Inspiration Behind the Faculty Award-Winning Collaboration of Stephen Brookfield and John Holst
12 Mar 2013 by Stephen Brookfield and John D. Holst / No Comments
In the field of adult education the Cyril O. Houle World Award for Literature in Adult Education is awarded annually to the English language book that exemplifies outstanding scholarship. Recently, Stephen Brookfield and John D. Holst from the College of Education, Leadership and Counseling learned that they won the 2011 World Award for their book Radicalizing Learning: Adult Education for a Just World.
Hubbs Children’s Literature Conference Feb. 23 to Feature Noted Authors Jacqueline Woodson and David LaRochelle
15 Feb 2013 by College of Education, Leadership and Counseling / No Comments
The 21st annual conference is sponsored by the College of Education, Leadership and Counseling and brings together authors, illustrators, students and teachers.
The Weigh-In: Beyond Grief at Sandy Hook
17 Dec 2012 by Bruce Kramer, Ph.D. / 4 Comments
After the killing of so many children and their teachers, our human journey is at a crossroads where our intentions – beautiful and transcendent, compassionate and caring, loving and forgiving, intelligent and thoughtful – continue to retreat in confusion and horror from the enormous evil we can and will inflict upon one another. For Bruce Kramer, Sandy Hook is personal.
A Collaboration Focused on the Education of Children With Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
27 Nov 2012 by Shelley Nielsen Gatti, Todd Busch, Char Ryan and Kimberly Adams / No Comments
From Exemplars: Faculty and graduate research at the University of St. Thomas.
The Meaningful Life and Work of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet and the St. Joseph Worker Program
20 Nov 2012 by Dr. Karen Westberg / 3 Comments
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet developed the St. Joseph Worker Program in 2002. Women in the program spend a year in service, living in intentional community and working 36 hours each week at nonprofit organizations throughout the Twin Cities.
University Community Invited to a Celebration Reception Nov. 15 for Dr. Bruce Kramer
08 Nov 2012 by College of Education, Leadership and Counseling / No Comments
The College of Education, Leadership and Counseling and the Office of Academic Affairs will host a reception for Dr. Bruce Kramer from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, in Opus Hall, Rooms 201-202, on the Minneapolis campus. A brief program will begin at 4 p.m.
Dr. Stephen Brookfield Wins Second Consecutive Cyril O. Houle Award
02 Nov 2012 by Kelly Engebretson '99 M.A. / No Comments
The prestigious annual award honors a book published in English in the previous year that reflects universal concerns of adult educators.
Kramer Announces Medical Leave as Dean of the College of Education, Leadership and Counseling
04 Oct 2012 by Doug Hennes '77 / 4 Comments
Dr. Bruce Kramer announced today that he is taking a leave of absence, effective immediately, as dean of the College of Education, Leadership and Counseling in order to deal with his amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Kramer told a luncheon meeting of CELC faculty, staff and advisory board members that he believes he no longer can work because of the progression of his ALS, which was diagnosed in December 2010.
‘Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts’
25 Sep 2012 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Bruce Kramer always had been in excellent physical condition, and he was proud of it. In the summer of 2010, he noticed he had a “floppy” left foot and thought it might be a pinched nerve or sciatica. During his regular physical examination, he mentioned he was “walking a little funny” and the doctor suggested he should see a neurologist. He procrastinated until he took a couple of falls in October, when his left leg collapsed.
School of Education Selects 10 Metro Educators for Teaching Fellowship Program
19 Sep 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
The program, now in its second year, is designed to create extraordinary classroom teachers.
College of Applied Professional Studies to Receive new Name, Effective Sept. 1
11 Apr 2012 by Sue Huber, Ed.D. / No Comments
The new name for CAPS will be College of Education, Leadership and Counseling.
Second Annual Education for Everyone Program Features ‘Fidgety Fairy Tales’
09 Feb 2012 by Jim Winterer '71 / No Comments
The event teaches positive portrayals of children with mental health issues.
Every Day, Every Child
03 Jan 2011 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Superintendent Bernadeia Johnson’s commitment to Minneapolis schools begins with every student
No Child Left Behind?
03 Jan 2009 by Dr. Donald R. LaMagdeleine and Dr. David W. Peterson / No Comments
Thinking critically about one of our nation’s most controversial education programs
‘Serving Those Most in Need of Our Care’
03 Jan 2005 by Pat Nemo / No Comments
Interprofessional Center for Counseling and Legal Services helps the working poor
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