Department of Education, Culture & Society
Go Beyond Community Engagement to True Partnerships!
Interested in organizing and creating a community event that goes beyond engagement all the way to true partnerships? Then look at the 2023 Math Symposium, a partnership between Dr. Jose Gutierrez in the Department of Education, Culture and Society and Roger Quinonez from City Academy. See how they are working together along with students and their guardians to deepen engagement and reach true partnerships. The Symposium brings together College of Education faculty, educators, guardians, and students to foster a love for STEM and prepare students for careers that will shape the future.
New Graduate Certificate: Working with Native Communities
Effective Fall 2023, the Working with Native Communities graduate certificate will open to graduate-level students/learners from all majors at the University of Utah, including business, social work, education, health services, mining, and public office. Upon completing the Certificate, students will have the skills, knowledge, and dispositions required to respectfully work on contemporary concerns that impact Native communities.
Learn More About Our Graduate Certificate
Course Permission Codes
ECS 5647/6647 Enrollment Information
Note: This course is required for the ESL Endorsement
Learn More about ECS!
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News/Highlights
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Increasing Teacher Pay? Yes. Tying It to School Voucher Expansion? No, Says Dr. Alex Hyres
Gov. Cox recently announced his plan to increase teacher pay, but Dr. Alex Hyres spotted a potential problem.
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First Year M.Ed. Student, Javier H. Hernandez, Write Op-Ed
Javier H. Hernandez uses the lessons from Dr. Leticia Alvarez Gutiérrez's class to speak publicly on Affirmative Action
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ECS Student Pens SL Trib Op-Ed
Silence on racism is not neutral - students and teachers fear speaking out
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ECS Faculty Win Awards in 3 Categories
Drs. Alvarez Gutiérrez, Benally, and Hyres were recognized for excelling in social justice, service, and teaching.
