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Professor Appleman’s News Week Article Outside link
19 September 2022Read Deborah Appleman’s article ‘I’ve Become a Reluctant Warrior Against Cancel Culture’
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Senior Seminar Final Group Presentations
15 June 2022MADNESS AND MAYHEM: CURRENT ISSUES IN EDUCATIONPresentation by the Educational Studies Senior Seminar
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Read Professor Snyder’s op-ed in the Star Tribune.
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Participatory Action Research website Outside link
13 January 2022In this interview with Carleton’s Center for Community and Civic Engagement, Professor Chikkatur talks about the Participatory Action Research Website. This website came about as part of a multi-year, campus-community participatory action research (PAR) collaboration between Carleton College and community members and institutions in Faribault, MN, and was funded through a grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service (AmeriCorps).
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Department community involvement in Faribault
23 April 2021Check out a video by Healthy Community Initiative that features the RISE program — a program that was developed partly in response to the research done by community teams as part of the participatory action research project in Faribault.
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Breakthrough is a national collaborative that comprises 25 sites across the country. Its overall mission is to launch high potential, low-income middle school students on the path to college, while also inspiring talented high school and college students to pursue careers in education.
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Read Professor Chikkatur’s recently published piece, titled, Stay in public schools: The anti-racism we need from white families during the pandemic, co-written with Abby Rombalski, in MinnPost.
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Read Professor Snyder’s recently published article in Boston Review.
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Discover the challenging yet rewarding accounts behind teaching literature and writing classes at a Minnesota prison.
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Alumni Teaching Panel
8 October 2019Wednesday, November 6th, 6:00-7:30 p.m. Educational Studies Curriculum Library, Willis 114 Guest is Laura Clemens, Associate Director of the Career Center, Carleton College. Refreshments will be available.
