BC.EDU LINKS
Interdisciplinary research team receives $3M grant from National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities to explore well-being in South Boston public housing redevelopment.
Charles Grandson '05, M.Ed. '06, Ed.D. '14, chief equity and strategy officer at the Boston Public Schools, discusses the pandemic and listening to the community.
Conway’s research raises questions about who is entitled to be educated at tax-payer expense, what kind of education they should receive, and how we view crime.
Associate Professor Rebecca Lowenhaupt shares her expertise of immigrant communities with the Lynch School
The online publication K-12 Dive named Newton North High School Principal Henry Turner, Ed.D. ’14, its 2020 principal of the year.
Helms talks about individual and institutional racism and how whites who "don't see color" can inadvertently perpetuate systemic racism.
Best known for her mentoring and social justice and equity stance, Catherine Wong's leadership will be missed by many at Boston College.
A confluence for greater understanding about race and racism and a catalyst to bridge differences, promote reconciliation, and encourage fresh perspectives
The success of City Connects
The expansion of the LSOE program City Connects program to Springfield, Mass. is yielding results.
Lynch School Professor Dennis Shirley works with Jesuit Refugee Service on global initiative to educate displaced children.
Learn more about the interventions these faculty examined and view video
Rebekah Levine Coley is pursuing a slate of projects at the intersection of family, community, and social policy.
Patrick Tutwiler is a Ph.D. alumnus of the Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Two major conferences draw education leaders from across the nation and around the world
Boston College, through the Lynch School of Education and Human Development, is one of a handful of American universities offering online, graduate-level education courses this fall for young alumni of Asian University for Women.
Augustus Long Professor Janet Helms, who directs the Institute for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture, has built her career exploring the meaning of race in society and studying how Americans relate to one another despite racial differences.