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Racial Literacy Roundtable: Educating Greatness
It’s no secret that schools today are populated by students who carry their own unique stories and struggles to the classroom. What we may lack, however, is the space to talk about it. Six years ago,...
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The Case for Expansive Learning with Bilingual Education
“Hao Hao, what did you create?” “He didn’t create a landscape. He made a hand,” a friend says. “That is the giant’s hand,” says Hao Hao. “Why did you think of a giant’s hand as the landscape?” “It’s...
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Conversation and a Film with the Association of Latin American Students
Five years ago, it would have been a scarce sight to find Latin American art on display in popular New York museums. Now due to recent economic proliferation in the region, it seems Latino art is...
View ArticleHappy Holidays
Tucked away on the fourth floor of Macy Hall, faculty, staff and students of the Department of Arts and Humanities gathered to celebrate their annual holiday party. The modern installations of Macy Art...
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TESOL/AL Roundtable’s Fall 2014 Research Forum, a Relaxed and Lively Event
by Noriko Kato, A&H Staff Writer How do you know whether someone is flirting with you or not? Rongchan Lin, third year student in the Second Language Assessment doctoral program, proposed this as...
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Q&A with Fred Tsutagawa and Saerhim Oh, Doc Students in the AL/TESOL Program
Fred Tsutagawa, Prof. James Purpura, and Saerhim Oh by Nori Kato Teachers College and the Educational Testing Service (ETS) held the first ever joint forum on Teaching, Learning and the Assessment of...
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Social Studies Education Student, Duane Bailey-Castro, Rediscovers a True New...
For many people visiting New York City, walking or cycling across our grand bridges is on the top of their to-do list. Strolling along the quaint brownstone-lined neighborhoods of Brooklyn Heights or...
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Arts & Humanities Newsletter from your Student Senators
Hi I am Drew Coles, the 2015-2016 Doctoral Senator for Arts & Humanities. Simply put, I would like to be a contributing voice in the TC arena with the interests of my home department of Arts and...
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Arts and Humanities – October 26th, 2015 – Senatorial Update
Hi members of the Arts and Humanities department! In the video below you’ll find an update on TC Senate happenings, bills and quick announcements. I’d also urge you to watch the video in its entirety....
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TC Alumna EY Zipris Brings Passion for New York City History to A&H in the City
Studying English literature at Yeshiva University’s Stern College, EY Zipris originally planned on getting a PhD in the subject and becoming a professor. However, after taking some time off from...
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Drew X Coles – Senatorial Update
Two resolutions were passed at the last meeting; The Fees Must Fall Resolution and the Resolution on Recognition of the Lenape. The #FeesMustFall campaign and resolution recognize that many benefits...
View ArticleMusic Ed Students Perform at State of the College
By Linda Flores, Academic Secretary for the Music & Music Education Program Fall semester was well underway when President Susan Fuhrman presented the State of the College address to a cross...
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The Case for Expansive Learning with Bilingual Education
“Hao Hao, what did you create?” “He didn’t create a landscape. He made a hand,” a friend says. “That is the giant’s hand,” says Hao Hao. “Why did you think of a giant’s hand as the landscape?” “It’s...
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A&H in the City Recap
We at A&H had a wonderful time with at our first A&H in the City Event! We were so lucky to have engaged with such a thoughtful and caring community of alumni. We also couldn’t keep the day to...
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Weekly A&H Senatorial Update
Hello TC Community, A couple of the bills passed in the most recent Senate session supported events that have already taken place. Among those are the Self-Compassion Talk Bill, which happened on...
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Alumna Shaireen Rasheed Explores Sexuality, Islam and the War on Terror in...
By Tim Ignaffo Shaireen Rasheed is a Professor at LIU-Post and has been a visiting scholar for the 2014-2015 academic year at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard Divinity School....
View Article#HipHopMusicEd
It’s never too late to seek out inspiration. Click on the link below to hear some smooth and thought-provoking hip-hop tunes from Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, Busta Rhymes, De La Soul and others....
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The Program in Bilingual Bicultural Education Introduces a New Special...
A constant struggle for educators these days in urban and multicultural contexts is how to meet the needs of students from diverse backgrounds. For a small gathering of 15 interested guests, a glance...
View ArticleTeachers College’s Evelyn Troester DeGraf and the Ghostlight Chorus Win Third...
By Evelyn Troester DeGraf, Ed.M. GHOSTLIGHT Chorus, a New York based, mixed chamber choir directed by Evelyn Troester DeGraf, recently won third prize in their first-ever competition at the 14th...
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Breathing within the History: The Ever Evolving History of Macy 55 Studio
By Sohee Koo During two years I worked as a 3D fellow at Teachers College, I was fortunate to witness the gradual process and new changes that converted the sculpture studio, Macy 55, to a new Fab lab...
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