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Article ItemNew Virginia Tech School of Education director to focus on innovation and equity , article
When it comes to education, said Kristin Gehsmann, who will assume her leadership role August 1, “We need to put ladders in place so more people can reach their goals.”
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Article ItemVirginia Tech Chooses School of Education Director , article
CityBizList, 7/2/2020
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Article ItemVirginia Tech researcher strives to lower suicide risk among homebound older adults through $1.3 million project , article
“Community-engaged scholarship is a core facet of fulfilling the Virginia Tech motto of Ut Prosim (That I May Serve),” said Matthew Fullen, an assistant professor of counselor education. “Opportunities like this grant are part of my calling to support those who are vulnerable and equip those who are willing to lend a helping hand.”
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Article ItemPride and hope for rural schoolchildren: Virginia Tech researcher on a mission to flip narratives , article
“Popular media and dominant narratives don’t always cast rural people or places in a favorable way. Like all places, rural communities are complex and not without challenges, but young people deserve to see that their rural communities have value,” said Amy Azano, an associate professor in the School of Education. “I am hopeful these programs will support youth talent development while also promoting a critical approach to place.”
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Article ItemVirginia Tech School of Education joins international partners in sharing best practices in virtual instruction , article
When alumnus Matthew Ames needed help teaching educators around the world how to transition to online learning, his Hokie colleagues stepped to the plate.
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