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Urban Outreach Initiatives

New developments in Urban Outreach Initiatives

MBTA Policy Director and Donovan program alum Juan A. Concepción, Esq. ’96, M.Ed. ’97, J.D./M.B.A ’03, discusses the Lynch School’s Urban Outreach Initiatives program with Dean Stanton Wortham and Associate Dean of Graduate Student Services Liz Sparks.

Donovan Urban Teaching Scholars Program

Associate Dean Liz Sparks provides an overview of the history and the heart of the Donovan Urban Teaching Scholars Program at the Lynch School of Education and Human Development.

Dynamic Learning 

Our Lynch community: Dynamic learning

Lisa Goodman, professor in the Counseling, Developmental & Educational Psychology department, talks about the importance of her community research partners to her scholarly work.

Our Lynch community: Dynamic learning

Angela Boatman, an associate professor in the Educational Leadership & Higher Education department, discusses how federal and state policies affect students.

Our Lynch community: Dynamic learning

Andrew Miller, an assistant professor in the Educational Leadership & Higher Education department, considers the future of urban Catholic schools after the COVID-19 crisis has passed.

News You Can Use 

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Teaching math anywhere

A free kit developed by a BC professor and colleagues is helping parents turn at-home activities into math lessons.

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An excess of stress

Three takeaways for coping with stress during challenging times from a BC Lynch School professor.
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Building a 'virtual neighborhood'

A BC professor and her son create an online peer mentoring program for isolated middle and elementary school students.

Education at BC

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National Catholic Educational Association Launches Nationwide Urban Catholic Education Study

Titled Sustaining the Legacy 2020, the research results will lay the groundwork for a broader understanding of what will be necessary to lead urban Catholic schooling of marginalized and vulnerable students over the next two decades.

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Learning through automating hydroponics

A $1.45-million NSF grant will support a Lynch School initiative to engage low-income youth in building automated, soil-less food-growing structures.
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Bilingual Education Certificate

The Lynch School offers an in-depth, state-approved bilingual education experience for teachers.

Justice in Action 

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BC establishes forum on racial justice in America

A confluence for greater understanding about race and racism and a catalyst to bridge differences, promote reconciliation, and encourage fresh perspectives
Gabrielle Oliveira

Motherhood Across Borders

A Lynch School researcher's award-winning book on immigrants and their children.
Catherine Wong, Alison Mann and a Ch. 5 producer

Supporting educators of color

Spotlight on the Lynch School's Donovan Urban Teaching Scholars program at work in Boston Public Schools.

Learning Sciences

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Teaching math anywhere

A free kit developed by a BC professor and colleagues is helping parents turn at-home activities into math lessons.

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Mastering the design of learning experiences

A new one-year master's program offered by BC's Lynch School prepares leaders in learning engineering.
Matthias von Davier

New Monan Professor in Education

Distinguished research scientist Matthias von Davier of the National Board of Medical Examiners joins BC's Lynch School.

Developing the Whole Person

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Formative education thriving at Boston College

Efforts to promote and support a formative experience for students persevere—and flourish, survey shows.
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True north

A Lynch School professor and her team are developing an app to help students find their purpose.
David Blustein

An eroding workplace

American workers feel untethered and insecure about their futures, according to a new book by Lynch School Professor David Blustein.
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