Re: Nomination of Graduate Students---Holmes Scholars Program Action: PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR GRADUATE STUDENTS (Self-nominations are accepted). The Holmes Scholars Program was established in 1991 to enrich the scholarly experience and professional training of talented men and women of color and/or persons with disability who are underrepresented in leadership positions in our universities and professional development schools. On June 1, 2001, the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE< http://www.aacte.org/ >) and the George Washington University's Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD < http://gsehd.gwu.edu/gsehd/ >) jointly assumed the management and coordination of the Holmes Scholars Program. The Holmes Scholars are a select group of graduate students who are enrolled at The Holmes Partnership < http://www.holmespartnership.org/ > institutions. They are preparing for careers in the education professorate and in professional development schools. More than 400 students have participated in the network and nearly 100 are currently in tenure-track positions at colleges and universities around the country. *Two members of our faculty are Holmes Scholar Alumni (Dr. Najeé Muhammad and Dr. Adah Ward-Randolph).* Individuals selected as Holmes Scholars should be doctoral students or students pursuing a terminal degree in the field. These individuals should be nominated during their first year (preferably in their second semester) and begin their Scholar status at the beginning of the second year of their doctoral or terminal degree program. - Are members of groups under-represented in the education professoriate or in the *education or related fields* - Intend to be or are engaged in teacher education (pre-service and/or in-service OR are engaged in fields/specializations with a clear school-based focus (e.g., *school psychology, educational administration, educational technology*) - Demonstrate a commitment to equity and diversity - Agree to work in Professional Development Schools or other school/university/community/business collaborative partnership arrangements Please see the link below for the APPLICATION. It would be nice to have a Scholar representing each of our Departments. http://www.holmes-scholars.org/ Please return all required information to the Office of the Dean on or before *March 2, 2009. Many Thanks to Dr. Ward-Randolph for agreeing to be the Holmes Scholar Co-Advisor!* Renée A. Middleton,Ph.D., Dean College of Education Ohio University 133 McCracken Hall www.coe.ohiou.edu Athens, OH 45701-2979 Office Ph: (740) 593-9449 Office Fax (740) 593-0569 Cell Ph: (740) 591-1704 * **We prepare** leader-educators** **and practitioners** who share our commitment to **lifelong learning** * *and serving society responsibly as **change agents** in meeting **diverse**human/social needs. ** **- Ohio University Unit for the Preparation of Education Professionals (U-PEP)* ** We never know how high we are, Till we are called to rise; And then, if we are true to plan, Our statures touch the skies** Emily Dickinson -- @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Dr. Teresa Franklin Associate Professor Instructional Technology Educational Studies Dept. 313D McCracken Hall College of Education Ohio University PH: 740-593-4561 Fax: 740-593-0477 franklit at ohio.edu @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserv.ohio.edu/pipermail/itech/attachments/20090108/845e7791/attachment.html
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