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CU Engage Staff and Faculty Feature: Ana Contreras, School of Education Keynote Speaker Spring 2022

1) What is your name title and were your areas of study or focus in the school of education last year before you graduated? My name is Ana Contreras and I am currently working as a Teaching Assistant Professor at CU Engage. I recently graduated from the Educational Foundations, Policy,...

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CU ENGAGE: CU Boulder's Center for Community-Based Learning and Research

 

CU Engage collaborates with communities, schools, and organizations to address complex public challenges. We facilitate the development of equity-oriented partnerships that sustain engaged learning and mutually beneficial community-based research.

 

We are guided by these core values: 
Equity & Inclusion | Reciprocity | Public Impact | Democracy

The Center for Community Based Learning and Research (CU Engage)'s Dr. Johanna Maes (she, her, hers), of the Multicultural Leadership Scholar program and the Director of Master's in Higher Education and a Senior Instructor in the School of Education presented an Ed Talk this Spring on her experiences as a Chicana at CU Boulder aa a student and now faculty member. This talk invites participants to experience the educational journeys of yesterday and today’s first-generation Chicana/o students at a predominately white institution, noting their legacy and political courage needed to not only survive but thrive. This talk also recognizes how the more things change in our world for these populations, the more they remain the same in higher education.

View or listen to the talk here.