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The Washington Post: Why school vouchers harm American civic life
January 6, 2022
Education philosopher Sara Stitzlein argues against school voucher programs
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Spectrum News: How to teach the Jan. 6 riots in the classroom
January 7, 2022
UC's Sarah Stitzlein, philosopher of education, explains why it is important to teach school children about the significance of Jan. 6 in American history.
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UC grad uses degree to encourage equality for those who are deaf and have special needs
February 25, 2022
UC Alumni Cheryl Moses shares the lessons she learned as a student in the College of Education, Criminal Justice, Human Services, and Information Technology (CECH).
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Amazon bestseller and UC grad, strives to create equity in educational systems
February 28, 2022
UC alumni and Amazon Bestseller Garrett Carter, Ph.D., strives to create equity in educational systems.
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Alumna volunteer leader knows ‘There’s no place like home’
March 2, 2022
Ruthie Keefe chairs the University of Cincinnati Foundation’s Alumni Engagement Committee, which provides guidance and advocacy for the UC Alumni Association, its outreach efforts and annual giving program.
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The Christian Science Monitor: Public education, democracy, and the future of America
June 10, 2022
The public education system on review in The Christian Science Monitor Insight provided by Sarah Stitzlein, professor of education.
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Spectrum News 1: Grant program helps universities retain, recruit more teachers
September 19, 2022
UC education student Cierra Gordon interviewed by Spectrum News 1 regarding federal grant to assist teaching colleges.
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Cincinnati Magazine: Show them the money
October 11, 2022
Cincinnati Magazine highlights UC's Julie Heath and the program she developed, $martPath
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Engineering alum sees K-12 educators as the path to STEM diversity
January 4, 2023
Keonte Alexander, CECH ’22, is accustomed to mentoring and caring for others. He’s a father and a science and math teacher at William Howard Taft Elementary School in Cincinnati Public Schools. He became interested in serving youth while earning his associate degree at Cincinnati State and working at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati. A tour of the University of Cincinnati’s campus with Club teens piqued his interest.
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His 'dream' lives on
January 13, 2023
In a packed standing room only crowd in UC’s African American Cultural and Resource Center (AACRC) on Wednesday, exuberant songs, speeches, spoken word and a feast of cultural delicacies highlighted an afternoon of celebrating Martin Luther King Jr's life and impact.