Aligned with UNLV’s Top Tier goal of community engagement, the free Scholarship in Practice Web Lecture Series is a forum offered to local and national communities to discuss critical issues and propose concrete solutions on topics related to PK-20 education and mental health. Steeped in the latest scholarship, lectures are designed to support educators, practitioners, and other stakeholders. The UNLV College of Education provides approximately 6-8 lectures per year. Sign up to receive notices about future sessions.
Upcoming Sessions
Recordings of Previous Sessions
- Finding and Evaluating Inclusive Resources for School Classrooms and Libraries
- Burnout Prevention in the Midst of a Pandemic: Self-Compassion, Mindfulness, and Other Coping Techniques
- The Emotionally Corrective Classroom
- Changing the Narrative: Using Culturally Responsive Curriculum to Restructure Learning in College Classrooms
- Making the Cut - Helping Student-Athletes Make Successful Transitions From High School to College
- Critical Conversations That Foster Comprehension for Young Readers
- From Data to Decisions: What can go wrong?
- Opening the Conversation: Identifying and Intervening in Suicidality with K-12 Students
- School Counseling in Unprecedented Times: Addressing Needs of Students and Families
- Culturally Sustaining Teacher Educator Professional Development
- How to Turn your Child's IEP into a Successful Partnership
- It Starts from the Top: How School Leaders Can Share and Sustain Positive School Culture
- Addressing the School to Prison Pipeline: Research and Solutions
