EDST Faculty Provides Workshop at Local School District
Bryan Meadows visited the South Orange/Maplewood school district to provide a two-hour workshop session to secondary teacher new hires.
Educational Studies News
Undergraduates Explore the Education System in Tokyo
EDST 3900/CORE 3882 students recently returned from an 8-day study abroad experience to Tokyo, Japan.
ELMP Professor Wins Book Award
Christopher Tienken awarded Outstanding Book by the Society of Professors of Education for Defying Standardization.
Three Essential Strategies for Supporting ELL Students
CEHS students attend professional development workshop titled, "Strategy Workshop for Pre-Service Teachers."
Education Professor in MarketWatch, Inside Higher Ed
Professor of Higher Education Robert Kelchen, was featured in media throughout the country on work study, Pell and more.
Research Spotlight: Neurofeedback and Attention
The Department of Educational Studies is conducting new innovative research that uses neurofeedback to improve attention.
CEHS Students Use Technology to Cross Borders
CEHS students continue their collaboration with students at the Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University in Ukraine.
CEHS Students Win NJ Distinguished Student Teacher Awards
Three students from the College of Education and Human Services were honored as NJ Distinguished Student Teachers.
College of Education Alumni Reception
The reception will honor the 2015 recipients of the Hanbury Alumni Mission Award and the Schreitmueller Faculty Servant Leader Award.
Using Technology to Cross Borders
CEHS Secondary Education majors use Skype to collaborate with students and teachers in Mississippi and Ukraine.
Mary Jennings Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser
Many came out to the Seton Hall women's soccer game on October 25 in memory of Mary Jennings and to support the scholarship in her name.
Discounted Special Education Courses at RVCC
This summer the College of Education and Human Services is offering discounted special education courses through Raritan Valley Community College.
Ed Studies Students Teach Orange HS Students
A Secondary Education Methods class invited Orange High School Students to spend the day at Seton Hall on November 26.
Teaching in Today’s Schools
Viewpoint piece written by Dr. Daniel Katz, Program Director, Secondary Education.
Teacher Education at Seton Hall
Fast facts about the teacher preparation programs offered through the Educational Studies Department at Seton Hall.
CEHS Students Are Recognized by SHU
CEHS students are acknowledged by the university for their commitment to their academics and service to the community.
Neoliberalism and Democracy
How do educative institutions foster democratic culture and neoliberal practices work against that? Buschman lectures on new book.
Bully Bulletin
An Anti-bullying Education Program with rhyme and puppets for grades 2-4.
CEHS Grads Receive Awards
Graduates of the Educational Studies Department receive the 2012 NJ Distinguished Student Teacher Award.
CEHS Graduate Commencement 2012
College of Education & Human Services graduate commencement schedules and invitation information.
CEHS Hosts Kids at College
Southwood Elementary School fourth graders experience college life for a day.
Gang Awareness
SPLASH Student Association in School Psychology to host a workshop on gang awareness.
Education Major Collects Honors
Kathleen Rathgeber, a May 2011 Elementary Education graduate, was recognized as one of 15 NJ Distinguished Student Teachers Awards for 2011.
Join the CEHS Alumni Network
Stay connected, join our CEHS Alumni Facebook Page.
KDP Making Strides at Seton Hall
Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education celebrates another successful year of programming and service.
CEHS Graduate Commencement
Graduate & Doctoral Commencement Information for The College of Education & Human Services.
Student Hosts Dino Dig at NJEA
Elementary/Special Education senior, Christina Tenore, presents an interactive, multi-instructional lesson for teachers at NJEA 2010.
Spring Break Study Trip to Prague
Study the role of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition in the Czech Republic. Includes: airfare, hotel, meals
Student is 2010 Udall Scholar
Lisa Didow '11 was recently named a Morris K. Udall Scholar for 2010.
2010 Celebration of Teaching & Learning
THIRTEEN & WLIW21's celebration will commemorate 5 years of bringing educators together to share experiences & inspire.
Spreading Joy in Newark
SHU education students and kids from the Sacred Heart School in Newark got together recently for a holiday blast!
How Toddlers Communicate
"Gestures can be both a source of semantic knowledge and an expression of that knowledge." Nina Capone, Associate Professor of Speech-Language Pathology