Connecting People and Ideas Through Arts Integration in Education
Since her freshman year of high school, Sarah Lincoln dreamed of becoming a teacher. “My little siblings inspired me to love being around children,” recalls the UVM senior from Hopkinton, Massachusetts. “At age 16, I began taking on babysitting jobs and took my first teaching job at a daycare. I always wanted a career where I could have direct interaction with children every day.”
Scholarship Awarded to Middlebury Principal
Middlebury Union Middle School Interim Principal Andrew Conforti is the recipient of the Robert and Donna Carlson Scholarship awarded by the College of Education and Social Services (CESS). The scholarship supports graduate students pursuing an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, with preference given to those from Vermont.
Mitigating Inequality Through Afterschool Programs
“Part of the reason why I chose to study social work is because I care deeply about helping people recognize the greatness in themselves,” says Charlotte McCarthy. “I love hearing people’s stories, and the idea of working toward multidimensional collaborative change and social justice.”
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