Posted by Brianna Alford
Has schoolwork been piling up the last few weeks in massive quantities? Are you feeling a bit guilty for pushing off projects and papers until the last minute? It’s okay. You’re not the only one trading in that #FridayFeeling for a hot date with a textbook and your computer screen.
Posted by Meg Yoder
One of the most enjoyable tasks the Office of Student and Academic Affairs performs each semester is facilitating a number of scholarship programs that are funded by, or in the memory of, alumni of the College of Education and Human Development and philanthropists committed to student success. While our outstanding student recipients receive funds to help defray the cost of attending Mason, the faculty charged with reviewing applications benefit as well. They get a glimpse into the inspiring lives of our applicants and the potential future contributions they will make to their fields of study. The College of Education and Human Development was thrilled to award nearly $60,000 in scholarships to deserving undergraduate and graduate students for the fall 2019 semester.
Posted by Meg Yoder
The Office of Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Arlington is offering Information Programs for Prospective Teachers that are scheduled throughout the area in the coming weeks.
Posted by Meg Yoder
Tubman Elementary School in Washington, DC, is seeking qualified substitute teachers who are interested in working with students in preschool through grade 5.
Posted by Meg Yoder
The CEHD Student Success Team has concluded that a successful student is one that is: informed, engaged, and present.
Student Success Envoys are the embodiment of this success formula - they are informed of university and college happenings and processes, engaged in classroom and extracurricular activities, and present physically, mentally, and emotionally, pausing often to reflect on their collegiate journey.
Members accepted into this organization will be charged with thoughtfully delivering this “student success formula” as they serve as ambassadors for the College and provide faculty and staff with insight into the CEHD student experience. Student Success Envoys should possess strong leadership skills to support them in fulfilling varying and diverse roles such as assisting with CEHD signature events and functions, including Welcome Back events, the Student Research Symposium, Degree Celebrations, and more.
Do you think you have what it takes? If so, here’s your chance to stand out amongst peers while gaining valuable skills and experience for your resume and networking with CEHD faculty and staff.
Posted by Meg Yoder
Congratulations to the College of Education and Human Development students named to the Dean's List for the summer 2019 semester!
Posted by Meg Yoder
If you have ever felt like your writing wasn't up to Mason standards, or if you have ever contemplated an upcoming academic writing assignment with dread or even terror, you are certainly not alone. It’s common for students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to begin a new degree feeling underprepared for the types of academic writing they will be required to deliver. You may not…
Posted by Meg Yoder
The Foreign Service Institute is seeking a Curriculum Specialist in the area of Instructional Design. Please click the image below to access a PDF version of the position description and requirements. Interested applicants should contact…
Posted by Meg Yoder
CEHD students, it's that time of year again! The InvestinYOUth Mentorship Application is LIVE for the Fall 2019 semester.
