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TOP 20 PUBLIC GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION IN THE NATION
1,091 STUDENTS
24,000+ ALUMNI WORLDWIDE
THE NEAG SCHOOL OF EDUCATION STANDS OUT AS A MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR TO INSTRUCTIONAL
AND RESEARCH EXCELLENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, ONE OF THE NATION’S
TOP PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES.
WITH ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS DEDICATED TO EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, EDUCATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY, AND CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION, THE NEAG SCHOOL OFFERS PROGRAMS IN
SUCH AREAS AS SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY; SPORT MANAGEMENT; HIGHER EDUCATION AND STUDENT
AFFAIRS; COUNSELING; AND TEACHER AND ADMINISTRATOR PREPARATION.
ACCORDING TO THE 2023 U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT RANKINGS, THE NEAG SCHOOL
CONTINUES TO RANK AMONG THE TOP 20 PUBLIC GRADUATE SCHOOLS OF EDUCATION IN THE
NATION. IN ADDITION, ITS SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM IS TIED AT NO. 17 NATIONALLY.
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FEATURED NEAG NEWS
UConn Magazine: Power, Privilege, and Public Education
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Neag School Researcher Named a Distinguished Scholar by the National Association
for Gifted Children
STUDENTS IN GRADES 4-12 INVITED TO ENTER 30TH ANNUAL LETTERS ABOUT LITERATURE
CONTEST
VIDEO: A CONVERSATION WITH DEAN JASON G. IRIZARRY
APPLICATIONS FOR THE ROGERS INNOVATION FUND BEING ACCEPTED UNTIL NOV. 30
NEAG IN THE MEDIA
GSE LECTURE SERIES TACKLES ONGOING DEBATE IN EDUCATION
Fordham Observer (Preston Green is featured about a recent presentation)
NEW NFA HEAD OF SCHOOL EMPHASIZES STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES, PARENTAL ‘PARTNERSHIP’
The Day (Neag School alumnus Nate Quesnel appointed head of Norwich Free
Academy)
FINDING GIFTED LEARNERS THROUGH LANGUAGE BARRIERS
UConn Today (Project EAGLE, led by Del Siegle and Betsy McCoach, is featured)
MORE KIDS ARE REPEATING A GRADE. IS IT GOOD FOR THEM?
AP News (Neag School alumna and recent doctoral student Alexandra Lamb is quoted
on grade retention)
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UPCOMING EVENTS
1. Nov 11 Equity and Social Justice Reading Group4:00pm
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EQUITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE READING GROUP
Friday, November 11th, 2022
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Storrs Campus
Stern Lounge, Austin Building
The Equity and Social Justice Reading Group is intended for English majors
interested in situating literature at the center of discussions about equity
and social justice.
Contact Information: jason.courtmanche@uconn.edu
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2. Nov 14 TCPCG Information Session7:00pm
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TCPCG INFORMATION SESSION
Monday, November 14th, 2022
07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
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Learn more about the Neag School of Education's Teacher Certification
Program for College Graduates!
Information sessions provide you an opportunity to gain an in-depth
understanding of the program, as well as, an opportunity to ask questions.
Our virtual information sessions are held via WebEx.
Register at
https://teachered.education.uconn.edu/tcpcg-information-sessions/
Learn more about TCPCG at
https://teachered.education.uconn.edu/tcpcg-overview/
Contact Information: Megan Pichette, megan.pichette@uconn.edu
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3. Nov 15 HESA Information Session 6:00pm
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HESA INFORMATION SESSION
Tuesday, November 15th, 2022
06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
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UConn's Higher Education and Student Affairs Program (HESA), housed in the
Neag School, is hosting virtual information sessions.
Participants will hear from HESA faculty, students, staff, and assistantship
supervisors.
RSVP to
http://s.uconn.edu/HESA2022InfoSessions
Contact Information: adam.mccready@uconn.edu
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4. Nov 16 Become a 2x UConn Alum!12:00am
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BECOME A 2X UCONN ALUM!
Wednesday, November 16th, 2022
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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what to do next? Want skills you can use at school, at work, AND in your
everyday life? Check out UConn's Research Methods, Measurement, & Evaluation
(RMME) Programs! Now accepting applications to the 100% Online RMME Master's
degree program and the 100% Online Graduate Certificate in Program
Evaluation program! The application deadline for Summer 2023 enrollment is
March 24th. For more information, visit: https://rmme.education.uconn.edu/
Contact Information: Dr. Sarah D. Newton, methods@uconn.edu
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5. Nov 16 ELP Information Session 4:00pm
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ELP INFORMATION SESSION
Wednesday, November 16th, 2022
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
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Become a School District Leader!
For Connecticut educators aspiring to advance their careers and become a
school district leader, the Executive Leadership Program through UConn’s
Neag School of Education offers a one-year program designed to prepare
experienced educational leaders to serve as superintendents and/or in other
district-level leadership positions. For interested educational leaders,
there is now a pathway from the ELP to the Ed.D. program. The pathway will
be described in the information session.
Graduates of this program earn an endorsement for the Connecticut (093)
Superintendent Certification and acquire the knowledge necessary for
successfully meeting the challenges of district leadership in the 21st
century.
For more info, visit http://s.uconn.edu/ELPInformationSessions
Contact Information: kimberly.shirshac@uconn.edu
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accredited under the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
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