Magda Chia is Director of Support for Underrepresented Students for the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, leading efforts to ensure the assessment system is designed to serve the needs of all students.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Ben Domingue received the AERA Division D Outstanding Quantitative Dissertation Award. An article based on his dissertation will appear in Psychometrika. He is spending the year in Colombia, developing a model for the national education evaluation agency (ICFES) that will assess the effectiveness of higher education programs.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Derrek John Eldredge graduated from the Navy School of Music, where he completed basic training and played in one of the Marine Corps's bands.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Darrell Jackson is Assistant Professor at the University of Wyoming Law School, where he uses critical race theory and legal analysis to research issues of access and retention for historically marginalized communities in higher education.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Erin Kroll is teaching 2nd grade at Twin Peaks Charter Academy in Longmont, CO.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Whitney Millikin is teaching 9th grade Language Arts at Manual High School in Denver Public Schools. She is thrilled to return to DPS, where her interest in education was initially sparked as an AmeriCorps*VISTA.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Laura Mirabito is a Reading Specialist in the Special Education Department for Jefferson County Schools.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Ryan O’Block is teaching Physics, Earth Science, and Robotics at Overland High School in the Cherry Creek School District.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Jaime Passchier is the Master Teacher for the K-8 Expeditionary Learning School, Homestake Peak School, in Avon, CO. Â She is responsible for on-site professional development and coaching and leads the Adventure program.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Megan Powers is becoming certified to teach K-12 Art.
Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Jessica Romero is teaching 7th Grade Core Plus and Language Arts at Fox Ridge Middle School in the Cherry Creek School District.
Posted Sep. 18, 2013
M. G. Saldivar is an NSF-funded post-doctoral researcher at the Learning Systems Institute at Florida State University. His research focuses on STEM teachers' use of digital resources for teaching and assessment.
Posted Sep. 18, 2013
Marcia Thurston is a substitute teacher in three Colorado school districts in addition to coaching cheerleading, gymnastics, and skiing.
Posted Sep. 18, 2013
Nikki Tobias is teaching 9th and 12th grade Language Arts at Fort Lupton High School.
Posted Sep. 18, 2013
Carlee Easton is a 5th grade teacher in Tulsa, OK. She is there through Teach for America, an organization committed to closing the achievement gap for minority and low-income students.
Posted Jan. 29, 2014
Brad Bartels is currently the Deputy Executive Director and General Counsel of the Colorado Education Association.
Posted Feb. 3, 2014
Graham Slater is pursuing a PhD in Education, Culture & Society at the University of Utah. He studies how neoliberal schooling produces student subjectivities through human capital ideology and standardized curricula and testing. Using critical theory, he also seeks to rethink educational collectivity and autonomy. His work is forthcoming in the Journal of Education Policy and Educational Studies.
Posted Aug. 20, 2014
Mary Butler is teaching AP Literature and World Studies at Legacy High School in Broomfield, Colorado.
Posted Aug. 26, 2014
Dana Ripperton is the Karen M. Gil Internship Manager in the Department of Psychology at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. She was hired to develop and run this program from the ground-up when it was launched in February 2014, and has already seen the program flourish.
Posted Nov. 21, 2014
Sean Smith, an elementary education licensure graduate, is living and working in Singapore as a fifth-grade teacher and is wrapping up his fifth year. He enjoys spending time with his wife and three children as well as exploring Singapore when they can. Last year, he completed his MA degree in leadership for international educators from the University of Northern Iowa.
Posted Nov. 12, 2019
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