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Record number of education projects granted 2017-18 CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï outreach awards

A record 13 projectsÌýled byÌýSchool of Education researchersÌýhave been granted 2017-18 OutreachÌýAwards to helpÌýsupport community engagement projects aimed at improving college readiness for students of color,Ìýfaciltiating community dialogues around "opting out" of state assessments, starting a worker-owned co-op, and more.

Selected by the CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï Outreach Committee,Ìýcomprised of faculty and community members,Ìýoutreach projects connect CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï faculty research, creative work, or teaching with external community partners and constituents. The grants are awarded on a competitive basis andÌýindividual faculty projects can earn up to $8,000 in funding whileÌýinterdisciplinary or interdepartmentalÌýprojects can receive up to $24,000 in support.

Programs received funding with contributions from the Office of the Chancellor, Office of the Provost, and the Division of Continuing Education, and the awards processÌýis administered by the .Ìý

School of Education Projects

Aquetza: Youth Education, Leadership and Community Empowerment Program
Enrique Lopez,ÌýAssistant Professor

Building LGBTQ Inclusive Capacity Through University-District Partnership
ÌýSara Staley and Bethy Leonardi,ÌýResearch Associates and Co-founders

College Readiness: Supporting Diverse High School Students in °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï
Terrenda White,ÌýAssistant Professor

Community–Building Dialogues with Mobile Home Park Residents
Karen Ramirez, Instructor and Director ofÌýCU Dialogues, CU Engage
Manuela Sifuentes, Director of Community Partnerships,ÌýCU Engage

Cultivating Campus and Community Leaders Through Public Achievement
Roudy Hildreth, Director,ÌýCU Engage
Charla Agnoletti, Director of Public Achievement,ÌýCU Engage

Families and Educators Together: A Partnership with °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï Valley School District
Kristen Davidson,ÌýResearch Associate

Starting a Worker-Owned Cooperative on Black Mesa
Ben Kirshner, Professor and Faculty Director ofÌýCU EngageÌýÌý
Sabrina Sideris, Program Director ofÌýINVST Community Studies

Supporting Aurora’s Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students
Simoara Valladeres,ÌýResearch Associate


Interdisciplinary and Group Education Projects

Building Capacity for Youth Organizing Through Data Use
Ben Kirshner, Professor,Ìýand Siomara Valladares,ÌýResearch Associate, School of Education
Ben Shapiro, Assistant Professor,ÌýDepartment of Computer Science

Community Dialogues about “Opting Out� of State Assessments
TerriÌýWilson, Assistant Professor,ÌýMichele Moses, Professor, andÌýKaren Ramirez, Instructor,ÌýSchool of Education

Custom 3D Books for 50 Families Worldwide
Tom Yeh, Assistant Professor,ÌýDepartment of Computer Science
Bridget Dalton, Associate Professor,ÌýSchool of Education
Stacey Forsyth, Director,ÌýCU Science Discovery

Highlighting People of Color in Colorado Classrooms
Kent Willmann, Instructor,ÌýSchool of Education
Marjorie McIntosh, Distinguished Professor Emerita,ÌýDepartment of History
Arturo Aldama, Associate Professor,ÌýDepartment of Ethnic Studies
Marcia Yonemoto, Professor,ÌýDepartment of History

Learning and Teaching Computer Science at EPIC
Susan Jurow, Associate Professor,ÌýSchool of Education
Ben Shapiro, Assistant Professor,ÌýAlliance for Technology, Learning and Society (ATLAS) and Department of Computer Science


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