Not Enough Books with Characters of Color? ‘No Problem,’ Says Alexis Clark ’20 M.S. The elementary school teacher saw a need for books that feature children of color to use in her classroom, so she wrote and published her own. Read More
Brooklyn College at Your Service As New York City battles the COVID-19 pandemic, many among the campus community have leapt into action. Read More
Alumni Honored as Educators of the Year Two School of Education graduates found their passion in helping students of color who might not otherwise get the push they need to succeed. Read More
Yadira Hans ’11, M.S. ’17 Selected From More Than 7,000 Candidates to Receive Big Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching She will work with senior leadership at the Department of Education on citywide policies and programs. Read More
Education Graduate Wins Fulbright to Teach English in Taiwan For Jennifer Tam ’18, the fellowship is in line with her goal of working with non-native English speakers. Read More
Enriching Education Through the Art of Play and Wonderment The Brooklyn College Early Childhood Center and the Early Childhood Education/Art Education Department have launched a new annual conference—and are spearheading a different approach to teaching. Read More
Teacher.org Ranks Brooklyn College’s Early Childhood Program Second in the Nation Early Childhood/Art Education’s multi-disciplinary faculty includes psychologists, therapists, art educators, and social workers. Read More
New Advanced Certificate Focuses on a Transdisciplinary, Family-Centered Approach to Early Childhood Intervention The only one of its kind in New York, the program offers advanced training to speech therapists, psychologists, and other professionals working with families from diverse populations. Read More
Swedish Educators Visit Brooklyn College to Talk Universal Pre-k New York students, professors gain insight on world-renown system. Read More
50th Anniversary Class Reflects on How It Was, and How It Has Changed It was a year when egg creams with Fox’s U-Bet chocolate syrup and hot salted pretzels were all the rage among the college set in Brooklyn. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was Read More
