Macalester College Educational Studies

04/21/2022

Students, alum and community friends! Join us tomorrow!

03/06/2021

See links below for Educational Studies courses offered next school year 2021-2022.

Fall 2021: https://padlet.com/stakashi/educFall21
Spring 2022: https://padlet.com/stakashi/educSpring22

Course descriptions for all Educational Studies courses for the Fall 2021 semester.

03/06/2021

See the links for what courses Educational Studies will be offering this coming Spring 2021 Module 4 and Summer 2021 Module 5.

M4: https://padlet.com/stakashi/educSpring21
M5: https://padlet.com/stakashi/educSummer21

Course descriptions for all Educational Studies courses for the Fall 2021 semester.

03/03/2021

The Department of Entrepreneurship, in collaboration with the Sustainability Office, is pleased to announce MacNest Climate Justice - a new fund focused on preparing students to address one of the most pressing issues of our time, climate change. In collaboration with alumni Dr. Paul Rick ’64 and Dr. Margaret Rick ’64, four students per year will partner with organizations working toward just, equitable and regenerative solutions to the climate crisis. The summer internships offer valuable mentorship and apprenticeship opportunities; students will gain skills for resilience-building in the future.

Students will receive a $5,500 living stipend to work full time and attend workshops to further their learning and experience. Students will also receive 1 academic credit with an option for free on-campus housing.

Applications are due Monday, March 29th by 8:00 AM (CST).

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02/26/2021

Another exciting opportunity share with us by Katia Cardenas '10!

Pangea World Theater is hosting a Reimagining Education panel, where they will connect with partners from around the globe to address the impacts of the pandemic and social uprisings, from an international perspective.

RSVP here: https://pangeaworldtheater.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6bd8f8f706e15e7a0463e7e84&id=38ca882a03&e=20ca0fb48a
and learn more about the panelists. This event will be live-streamed on the Pangea World Theater page.

You are invited to contribute questions to this conversation by responding to the prompt, below.

PROMPT: WHAT QUESTIONS SHOULD WE BE ASKING?

This conversation is part of a search with the intention of building a new reality together. We are gathering responses to this question to share with policy makers and make meaningful change in the field of education.

Please send your questions ahead of time to [email protected], or share your questions in the chat during this livestream. We hope to address your questions live!

This series of conversations is a search with educators, artists, students and families who are actively reimagining education during this pandemic and beyond. Being in a distance-learning environment has made way for new discoveries, new ways of working and different strategies for connecting to ea...

02/23/2021

Post graduate opportunity

02/05/2021

Professor Brian Lozenski will be one of the panelists at the next Urban League Twin Cities' REAL TALK virtual town hall discussion event on Zoom!

The event is Friday, Feb. 5 from 1 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. CST.

The topic: 'THE UN-MASKING OF WHITE SUPREMACY'

Pre-registration is required with the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMsdOyqrjMsH9Ytscoo-87XW3ZsEHfGgEWj

Hope you can make it!

12/20/2020

Volunteer Opportunity!

12/17/2020

Our social hour was so much fun! Good times 🤩 HOPE EVERY ONE GETS A RESTFUL BREAK!

12/08/2020

12/01/2020

Professor Sonia Mehta’s class, "Building Trust: Education in Global Perspective," met with Hamyeol Girls' School in rural Iksan, South Korea, to discuss differing ideas of global citizenship and sustainable futures in education. Evening class because of the time zone differences! Featured in the Mac Daily

11/27/2020