Penn GSE researchers are advancing higher education and open, equitable societies around the world through the Alliance for Higher Education and Democracy.
Adam Roth-Saks – a student in the Graduate School of Education’s International Educational Development Masters Program – is spending his summer interning in Paris.
Two nationally renowned Penn GSE Professors will discuss challenges facing black men entering college and how they can succeed on June 23 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
Penn GSE students, faculty, and staff are traveling globally and engaging locally more than ever before. We invite you to share your experience with the Penn community.
The annual festival is part of Penn GSE’s deep involvement with public schools through programs that support the University’s commitment to local impact.
In response to a recent task force report to President Barack Obama on My Brother’s Keeper, seven university-based research centers have jointly issued a statement.
Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, an assistant professor in the Reading/Writing/Literacy Division, was awarded a National Academy of Education/Spencer Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship, one of the most distinguished awards that education researchers can receive early in their careers.
Ameena Ghaffar-Kucher, associate director of the International Educational Development Program, has earned an Outstanding Book Award for her new edited volume, Refugees, Immigrants and Education in the Global South: Lives in Motion.
