Honoring Black Heritage
Marne Campbell, associate professor and chair of African American Studies at LMU, joined this NBC-4 broadcast to explain the origins of Black History Month and discuss the recent controversy over the AP curriculum for…
Compton Unified Offers Journalism Program for English Learners
LMU SOE’s Center for Equity for English Learners is mentioned in this Spectrum News 1 report about how a Compton school is using an after-school journalism program to help students improve their English language…
A Sport Psychologist’s Perspective – Damar Hamlin and the Mental Health Impact of Trauma
Psychologist Thema Bryant, Ph.D, president of the American Psychological Association president, interviewed LMU Professor William D. Parham, the National Basketball Players Association’s director of mental health and wellness, about how NFL fans and players…
Learning Loss During Lockdown: Are There Solutions?
Christopher Cormier, associate professor in LMU School of Education’s Department of Teaching and Learning, joined education experts on the Dr. Phil show for a two-part discussion about the pandemic’s impact on students’ learning. “When…
What Teachers Need to Support English Learners
Elvira Armas, director of LMU School of Education’s Center for Equity for English Learners, joined guests on this Ed Source podcast focused on professional development and training for teachers of English learners. Source: Ed…
Prayer and Processing: How to Talk to Our Students About Mass Shootings
America Magazine: “Amid so much grief and loss, there remains opportunity,” writes Geoffrey Watson, who teaches Spanish and World Literature at St. Francis High School in La Cañada, and is enrolled in the Masters…
Catholic Teaching Ranks Boosted by LMU Cohorts
PLACE Corps, LMU School of Education’s nationally celebrated Catholic school teacher preparation program, commissioned 24 new teachers on July 28, 2002, during a Mass in Loyola Marymount University’s Sacred Heart Chapel. The teachers, comprising…
