Graduate student’s advocacy makes the difference for troubled minority youth
Terrel Williams, pursuing a master's degree in secondary education, champions for fairness and better mental health and behavioral treatment for troubled youth.
Literacy Coaches And Adolescent Reading Gains
Literacy remains a chief concern across the nation, with many American adolescents struggling to read at a level that allow them to perform well in school. According to the recent … Continued
Becoming a Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist
There is a growing need for speech-language pathologists fluent in languages other than English. This comes as no surprise considering a record 67.3 million U.S. residents spoke a language other … Continued
Two $225k education grants to help Carlow support educators of color
Carlow's education department has received a total of $450,000 to provide teacher certification for educators of color.
Psychology: Benefits of Play Therapy
Child development psychologists work with children, parents, and teachers to apply the principles of play therapy to help kids become capable and independent individuals. Read more about the benefits about play therapy here.
Carlow to highlight Pittsburgh-based International Poetry Forum archive with help from National Grant
Carlow University has received a $10,000 grant to preserve and exhibit the Pittsburgh-based International Poetry Forum archives.
Carlow Awarded Two $225k Grants to Provide Teaching Certification for Educators of Color
Carlow University has been awarded a total of $450,000 from two grants to back the education department’s “Power of One” project, aimed at providing teacher certification for educators of color in Pittsburgh.
Ethical Standards for Creative Writing
Writers have a responsibility to follow ethical standards of creative writing by providing an honest representation of facts, opinions, beliefs, and research by acknowledging the contributions of others.
Alum’s timely book speaks to courage and solidarity
"Down on James Street," a children's picture book by Carlow alum Nicole McCandless, contains social justice undertones rooted in lessons learned at the University.
Five Carlow Laureates recognized May 26
Recognition as a Carlow Laureate is a tribute to an individual’s lasting contributions to their field, academics and community. Laureates, and nominees, show kinetic support for Carlow’s core values and mission of being ethical leaders committed to a just and merciful world.
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