Virtual Forum, STEM Video Hall, and We're Hiring!

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Virtual Forum, STEM Video Hall & We're Hiring!

Useful to Whom? Forum

“Useful to Whom? Imagining the Next Generation of Education Research Partnerships'' will showcase research-policy-practice partnerships paving the way for education impact. The forum will feature a keynote address by Dr. Vivian Tseng, Senior Vice President at the William T. Grant Foundation. Other presenters include:

Natalie May, PhD student in Applied Psychology, Dr. Erin Godfrey, Director of the Institute of Human Development and Social Change and Associate Professor of Applied Psychology, and Dr. Shabnam Javdani, Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
Dr. Michael Kieffer, Associate Professor of Literacy Education, and Andrew Weaver, PhD student in Teaching & Learning and IES-PIRT fellow
Andrew Nalani, PhD student in Applied Psychology, and Deanna Ibrahim, PhD student in Applied Psychology
Dr. Jim Kemple, Executive Director of the Research Alliance for New York City Schools

The morning keynote and presentations will be hosted in-person and over Zoom. Due to COVID-related restrictions, only members of the NYU community are eligible to attend in person and join the afternoon seminar on campus. All others are welcome to join the morning session remotely.

2022 STEM for All Video Showcase: Access, Inclusion, & Equity, May 10-17

This NSF-funded video showcase highlights projects around the country that are aimed at improving STEM and computer science education. Featured videos share strategies to broaden participation and increase access and equity. Research Alliance Deputy Director Cheri Fancsali will join colleagues from ExpandED to share lessons from the Design2Learn initiative.

Watch the video and join the discussion.

We're Hiring

The Research Alliance invites applications for a Research Associate to play a key role in our evaluation of New York City’s Computer Science for All initiative (CS4All). CS4All is a ten-year, districtwide initiative designed to ensure all NYC public school students learn computer science. The initiative has an explicit focus on equity, including increasing the participation of students historically underrepresented in CS (Black, Latinx and female students in particular) and making CS education more culturally relevant.

Learn more about the position on our website and apply via interfolio.

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Read IHDSC's new blog post A Message to the Mayor: Rooting NYC Policy and Practice in Community Voice and Research
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