Fall 2011
The Center for Children and Families provides one family the tools to become whole again. read more »
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A new professor joins Erikson's ranks. read more »
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The board of trustees welcomes new members and officers. read more »
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In May, 73 graduates received master’s degrees and four received doctoral degrees. read more »
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Erikson Institute, a graduate school in child development, improves the lives of young children and families by bringing the newest scientific knowledge and theories of children’s development and learning into graduate education, professional training, community programs, and policy making.
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Two principals who have partnered with Erikson's New Schools Project talk about their experiences in urban education and with the project. read more »
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This summer, Erikson's five-year fundraising campaign surpassed its $30 million goal. read more »
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Alumna Candace Williams is working to develop the systems and networks that will enable early childhood organizations to reach more children and families. read more »
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A treasure map leads preschoolers toward understanding geometry. read more »
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