Research Talks

Research Talk Series

The College of Education's Research Talk Series showcases the innovative work of our faculty through engaging discussions on a wide range of educational topics. Each session is led by one of our faculty members, offering fresh insights, sharing research findings, and exploring contemporary issues in education. The series aims to foster intellectual curiosity, promote dialogue, and connect attendees with cutting-edge developments that shape the future of education. This series is presented by the DIA Committee and Dr. Molly Fisher, Associate Dean of Research & Innovation.

Upcoming Talks:

A Framework for Critical Advocacy for Multilingual Learners: Insights from the Field

Led by: Dr. Kate Seltzer & Dr. Rebecca Linares
Friday, April 4, 2 pm
James Hall 2093

In this talk, Drs. Seltzer and Linares will present a developing framework for what they call critical advocacy for multilingual learners. They will feature data from their interview project with self-described advocates of multilingual learners to illustrate both their framework and important tensions and themes that emerge within critical advocacy efforts.

All College of Education students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend these events. Unable to attend in person? Click here to join virtually.

Charting a Path Forward after a Crisis: Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI) Lessons on Collaboration, Leadership and Communication

Led by Dr. Magdalena Martinez
Wednesday, April 30, 1:45 pm
James Hall 2093

Drawing on case studies and insights from Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs), this project highlights the pivotal role of collaboration, leadership, and effective communication in fostering resilience and driving positive change. By examining successful strategies employed by HSIs facing adversity, this research offers actionable insights for leaders and stakeholders seeking to rebuild trust, adapt to new challenges, and forge a path toward sustainable growth and innovation in higher education.

All College of Education students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend these events. Unable to attend in person? Click here to join virtually.