Xavier University School of Education

Haven’t done much with your community engaged group? HERE IS YOUR CHANCE! This is an all school of education event. This will cover your Community engaged commitment.

Xavier’s school of education is involved!

community video project finalized 2021.mp4

Calling all 4th-6th graders! Join us for the Summer Xcel Enrichment Camp, June 21-25! Register here: https://commerce.cashnet.com/SPECED_pay

The first $2000 Jim Boothe Endowed Scholarship was awarded last night to Soroya Smith. She is the Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator for Mason City Schools and a student in the School Administration graduate program at Xavier University. Jim Boothe presented Soroya with the award at the Barrington Adult Living Center in West Chester. A small crowd of Xavier faculty and staff attended as well as Jim, his wife Marilyn, and his daughter Lisa Fey. The award will be given once a year to a deserving graduate student in the Educational Leadership program.

Jim Boothe was a principal and superintendent in the Reading City Schools for 30 years and then came to Xavier and served as full professor, chair of the Education Department and for a brief time served as the dean of the college of social sciences. He retired from Xavier in 2015 after 28 years of service. Congratulations Soroya!

Make sure to always take a look at what Xavier offers you as a student!

A gift to the James Boothe Endowed Scholarship will help support students in need who are pursuing a masters or doctoral degree in Educational Leadership. Jim’s career gave evidence to the value of the Jesuit tradition and the value and dignity of servant leadership. Thank you for considering a donation to this worthy scholarship fund.

To speak to someone about The Jim Boothe Endowed Scholarship fundraising efforts, please contact Kerry Murphy at [email protected]

There is still time to sign up for the Crisis Intervention Certification course, it is a one-hour workshop that trains you how to de-escalate behaviors in children. Can be completed in a few days!

Details below:

EDEL 401- crn # 12490- Section 01- online- no set meet time
or
EDEL 401- crn # 10581- Section 02- online- no set meet time

This is free if you are between 12 and 17 credit hours.

Congratulations to Ariana Lucero for her nomination for student worker of the year at Xavier. While she did not win the campus wide award, she is still beloved by the third floor of Hailstones and all of us in Special Education, Early and Middle Childhood and the Reading program! We love you very much and you do such great work! In our mind you are the best!

To register go to https://cutt.ly/April-10-Reigstration-Form
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Please keep in mind that everyone must wear their masks and follow social distancing guidelines to maintain everyone's safety. We hope to see you April 10th!

We are excited to announce our Summer Workshop Series!
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These workshops that you can attend are specifically designed to help educators in looking for classroom inspiration and techniques. We hope for you to register and continue to learn more about what makes an extraordinary teacher different from the rest!

Are you looking for a job after graduation?
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Talbert House is hiring two positions, feel free to take a gander and decide if it's something you want to do!