Education Studies Alumni Visioning Session & Reception
Wesleyan Alumni are invited to join Education Studies faculty to brainstorm ideas for the future of the College of Education Studies. A light reception will be served from 5:30 - ...
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Education Studies Academic Open House
Meet Education Studies faculty and students and tour the College's new home! Light food and drink will be served.
College of Education Studies Senior and Alumni Reception
164 Mount Vernon Street Celebrate the College of Education Studies class of 2023! Meet Education Studies faculty and students and tour our still new CES House! Alumni are invited to ...
Academic Forum
Join us under the tents on Andrus Field to learn about the College of Education Studies curriculum and Fall 2023 offerings!
Nick Mitchell: The University in Surplus Perspective, 1945-1965
Usdan 110 at 12:15 Nick Mitchell, Associate Professor of Critical Race Theory and Ethnic Studies at UC Santa Cruz will give a lecture entitled "The University in Surplus Perspective, 1945-1965." Sponsored ...
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Matthew Kraft: The Dynamics of Scaling High-Dosage Tutoring within the K-12 Public Education System: A Multi-Year Analysis
The College of Education Studies welcomes Matthew Kraft, Associate Professor of Education Studies and Economics at Brown University who will present his talk "The Dynamics of Scaling High-Dosage Tutoring within the K-12 Public Education System: A Multi-Year Analysis."
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College of Education Studies Open House
Join us to learn about the Education Studies major and minor at the College of Education Studies House at 164 Mt Vernon Street!
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Taste of Language
The CES Student Liaisons invite you to join them in celebrating International Education Week with fellow EDST students.
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Welcome to the New World
If you've taken Prof. Hepford's class, you probably read "Welcome to the New World" the story of a refugee coming to Hartford CT. Naji, the oldest boy in the book, ...
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Tadashi Dozono
The College of Education Studies welcomes Tadashi Dozono, assistant professor of history/social science education at California State University Channel Islands who will present his talk "Discipline Problems: How Students of Color Trouble Whiteness in Schools."
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Laura Wolf-Powers
The College of Education Studies welcomes Laura Wolf-Powers, Professor of Urban Policy and Planning at City University of New York Hunter College. She will present her talk entitled Constructions of Community in the Era of the Innovation District: The Case of West Philadelphia.
