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| In the Spotlight |
Book on Racial and Cultural Issues
In Classroom Features 3 HNU Profs
Three Holy Names University Education Department associate professors have been recently published with work around racial and cultural competence in education. Karen Teel, EdD, Associate Professor in the HNU Education Department, has co-edited a book titled Building Racial and Cultural Competence in the Classroom: Strategies from Urban Educators, recently released by TC Press of New York. Also, Kimberly Mayfield, PhD, and Kitty Kelly Epstein, PhD, wrote chapters in the book. To learn more, click here.
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| News & Events |
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250 HNU Graduates Hear Mayor Dellums
At 82nd Annual Commencement at HNU
Mayor Ron Dellums delivered the Commencement address at Holy Names University on Saturday, May 10. More than 2,000 family members and friends turned out to honor the 250 graduates who received their degrees from President Rosemarie Nassif. To learn more, click here. |
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7th Annual Red Rose Invitational Golf Tournament May 19th
Trustees Steve Callaway and Matt Heafey invite you to join us for the Seventh Annual Red Rose Invitational Golf Tournament teeing up on Monday May 19, 2008 at Sequoyah Country Club in the Oakland Hills. Join friends and associates for a fun day at the links and help support Holy Names University’s Mission Scholarship Fund which raised over $95,000 last year. Please contact Aaron Castillo, Director of Annual Giving at Castillo@hnu.edu or (510) 436 -1014. |
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Anne Laskey Receives Outstanding Educator Award
Anne J. Laskey received the 2008 Outstanding Educator Award from the Organization of American Kodály Educators at the OAKE National Conference held in Denver, CO, March 27-29, 2008. The award is given to an OAKE member who has demonstrated years of superior music teaching in which the Kodály philosophy has been used extensively and has produced students who exhibit outstanding music skills. Ms. Laskey is director of the Kodály Center for Music Education at Holy Names University. |
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