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Global Update: Newsletter of the International & Comparative Education Program at Teachers College, Columbia University

Message from the Program Director

Dear Students, Alumni, Faculty, and Friends of the ICEd Program, 

We are excited to welcome everyone to the new academic year and back to campus! After two years of disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are back to our new “normal” for in-person classes and on-campus events. In September, we held our first in-person orientation since before the pandemic and welcomed 69 new students from 17 different countries across six continents. Nearly 70 percent of our students are international—an increase from last year. 

We are also thrilled to welcome two new lecturers in our program, Erina Iwasaki and Wendy Choo. See the story below. 

We are also starting the admissions cycle for the 2023-2023 academic year. We have held several webinars and the Fall 2023 applications are open. Please share our program information with your colleagues and students. Recommendations from our current students and alumni are the best way for us to attract amazing new students!

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I hope you enjoy this edition of the newsletter and the news about the great accomplishments of our fabulous students, faculty, and graduates.  For more regular updates about ICEd between issues of the newsletter, please follow us on Twitter at @TC_ICeducation and on Facebook.

Garnett Russell
Associate Professor and Director, International and Comparative Education Program (ICEd)

Program News

Kudos to our 2022 Doctoral Graduates in International and Comparative Education!
Five of this year's doctoral graduates tell us about their Ph.D. experiences in International and Comparative Education at TC.
 
Welcome New Doctoral Students – Fall 2022!
Victoria, Mia, José, Kemigisha, and Sara, welcome to Teachers College! We are proud to welcome five doctoral students to our vibrant doctoral program! We are looking forward to working with and learning from them in the coming years. In addition to the various reasons for joining the program, each of our new students is undertaking research across a wide range of topics within the field of international and comparative education.
 
Welcome New International and Comparative Education Students
On September 6, the ICEd welcomed a new cohort of students. A total of 69 master's and doctoral students, from a myriad of countries around the globe, joined together for ICE's new student orientation.

Student and Alumni Highlights

Spencer Awards for Two International and Transcultural Studies Ph.D. Students
International and Comparative Education Ph.D. Candidate Paula Mantilla-Blanco and Anthropology and Education Ph.D. Candidate Corinne Kentor talk about their research and what the Spencer Fellowship will allow them to achieve.
 
Period Piece: A Menstrual Hygiene Management Curriculum for IDS Nigeria
Masters student Nadia Ford had the opportunity to partner with Nigerian NGO IDS on a topic that is gaining increased and overdue traction. This allowed Nadia to put the theories and methods she learned through coursework into practice.
 
Grad Pia Maiti Crisscrossed the World to Get to Where She Wanted to Be - TC
In pursuing her passion for international education, Maiti (M.A. ’22) embraced the journey as much as the destination.

Faculty Highlights

Welcome, New Faculty 2022!
We welcome and celebrate our new faculty of 2022: Liyun Wendy Choo and Erina Iwasaki who is also our doctoral graduate.
 
Chanwoong Baek joins the Geneva Graduate Institute and NORRAG
Hearty congratulations to Chanwoong Baek, our recent doctoral graduate, on becoming an Assistant Professor of Comparative and International Education at the Geneva Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies and the Academic Director of NORRAG!
 
“I always take their problem as mine” – Understanding the relationship between teacher-student relationships and teacher well-being in crisis contexts
In their recent publication, Danielle Falk, Daniel Shephard, and Mary Mendenhall Ed.D. examine teacher wellness in contexts affected by conflict. They find that teacher-student relationships influence teacher well-being in complex, complementary, and contradictory ways.
5 Ways Educators Can Help Support LGBTQ+ Students
Growing up is hard enough, but a revitalized culture war poses additional challenges for queer kids. Here’s how teachers can make a difference every day.

Alumni Profiles

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