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Sit with Me: Anthony Bates’s Remarks from the March Against Racism
This is a revised version by Anthony Bates of remarks that he gave at the March Against Racism held on Saturday, June 13, 2020, at the Historic County Courthouse in Provo, Utah. He would like to give a special acknowledgment to Evelyn Harper and Kofi Aidoo for their courage and…
Free Workshop Is Pandemic Substitute for Autism Conference
Following along with a series of images that illustrate how to accomplish a task can help people with autism independently complete school work and chores, or even have a good conversation at dinner. The McKay School of Education is co-sponsoring a free online workshop on using…
ComD Professor Elected President of BYU Faculty Women’s Association
Lee Robinson, associate clinical professor and director of the BYU Speech and Language Clinic, was recently named president-elect of the BYU Faculty Women’s Association (FWA).
ComD Professor Receives Awards for Scholarship
Kristine Tanner was recognized with the Early Career Scholarship Award as well as the Faculty Women’s Association Award for Scholarship.
A Superintendent’s Career and Experience with COVID-19
“Amidst the constantly changing conditions of this pandemic, we have an opportunity to really look at how we structure education and focus on where we could channel our energies to help the most students have the most success.”
EdLF Professor Organizes Conference on Civil Rights and Education Finance for NEFA
Spencer Weiler, EdLF professor and NEFA president-elect, participates in education finance conference on civil rights and equity.
ComD Chair Earns Prestigious ASHA Fellowship
Christopher Dromey, PhD, has become an ASHA Fellow, one of the highest honors from the premier professional organization for speech-language pathologists.
School Psychology Student Receives 2020 UASP Scholarship
“Christopher’s comfortable and confident manner strengthens his ability to connect with youth, particularly defiant and angry youth. He has much to offer those he serves.” Get to know the McKay School’s winner of the 2020 UASP Minority Student Scholarship, Christopher Mosqueda.
Expect to be Challenged
Having a history of being a trailblazer, EdLF graduate student Erin Cranor is working towards a joint juris doctor degree and master’s in school leadership from BYU.
From ‘Hapa’ to ‘Complete’: A Story of Embracing All Parts of Your Ethnic Identity
By sharing his research findings and his journey of self-discovery, Nathan Kahaiali’i hopes to motivate youth to embrace their ethnic identities and stay active.
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