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  • Eugene Garcia to Speak on Teaching English Language Learners

    Eugene Garcia to Speak on Teaching English Language Learners

    Eugene Garcia, an expert on early learning, bilinguaal development and equal educational opportunity, will speak on "Teaching Young English Language Learners" on Wednesday, October 17th, from 7-9 pm in TC's Milbank Chapel.
    Published: 10/12/2012

  • Mourning Shirley Passow

    Mourning Shirley Passow

    To the TC Community: It is with great sadness that Teachers Colleges notes the passing of Shirley S. Passow, a long-time friend and supporter of the College and an active advocate for education itself.
    Published: 5/31/2012

  • A Message from President Fuhrman and Provost James on monitoring of Muslim students

    Many of you have seen news stories reporting that the New York City Police Department monitored the web sites of Muslim Student Associations at several colleges and universities, both within and outside of New York City. The reports also allege that the NYPD engaged in surveillance of Muslim students from many of these institutions.
    Published: 2/23/2012

  • A Message About Events in Japan

    To the TC Community: Teachers College extends its deepest sympathy and concern to the people of Japan and other Pacific Rim nations following the recent earthquake and tsunami. We have been informed that our colleagues in TC's TESOL Japan program safely exited their building. TC's Office of International Student Services is referring concerned individuals to Google's Person Finder -- http://japan.person-finder.appspot.com -- to help locate relatives, friends or colleagues who may be affected by the recent events.
    Published: 3/11/2011

  • Touched by Technology

    Touched by Technology

    Using new media can help court-involved youth see a bigger picture
    Published: 12/8/2010

  • An Update from TC

    An Update from TC's President

    In the following letter to alumni, Susan Fuhrman, President of Teachers College, highlights key happenings at the College this spring:

    March 2010 Dear Alumni: Many good wishes from all of us here at Teachers College. We are well into 2010 and the impact and influence of our work is evident every day: faculty members devising innovative solutions to urgent problems; timely events that convene prominent national and global experts; and talented students determined to make a difference in the world-and doing just that.
    Published: 3/12/2010

  • A Message About Haiti

    A Message About Haiti

    Teachers College joins with people all over the world in expressing its horror, grief and concern about the recent earthquake in Haiti.
    Published: 1/13/2010

  • President Fuhrman Outlines the State of the College

    President Fuhrman Outlines the State of the College

    TC President Fuhrman gave her 2009 State of the College Address on October 28th. Her theme was the College's impact - locally, nationally and internationally. The full transcript of her remarks follows.
    Published: 11/6/2009

  • Greetings from TC

    Greetings from TC's President

    September 2009

    Dear TC Alumni:

    Fall is a particularly resonant time at Teachers College, a time of renewed energy and fresh possibility. It is with great pride-speaking as both TC's president and an alumna-that I tell you about a number of exciting developments on campus and throughout the wider Teachers College community.
    Published: 10/26/2009

  • A Letter From The President

    A Letter From The President

    Since its beginnings, Teachers College has defined "education" in the broadest sense, as the experiences that occur not only in classrooms but also in communities, churches, streets, homes and all the other settings of daily life. That view is perhaps best expressed in the thought of the College's most iconic figure, John Dewey, who argued that education is life and vice versa, and that learning is a process through which the student creates meaning by trying to make sense of his or her environment.
    Published: 5/21/2008

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