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CEHD Student Organization Spotlight: Educators Rising Collegiate

This week, we interviewed Educators Rising Collegiate President, Sophia Takacs, to learn more about the CEHD-related organization. Keep reading to learn more about Educators Rising, and to find out how you can get involved!

Who is eligible to join Educators Rising?

Everyone! Our organization goes beyond CEHD. We welcome any Mason student of any major to join us if they are interested in the education field. Graduate students are also welcome, but cannot be E-board members nor vote. 

What is the mission of Educators Rising?

Educators Rising Collegiate strives to help prepare individuals to become effective educators who advocate for their profession by providing professional development, leadership development, and opportunities geared towards allowing aspiring educators to make an impact.

Why should students join Educators Rising?

Students should join our organization because it is an excellent network and an opportunity to build community where you can learn about processes to become a teacher, apply for scholarships and get a foot in the door with schools with shadowing, subbing, or tutoring. If you plan to teach in the future, Educators Rising will help you build the confidence and tools you need to become an effective educator.

What kinds of events does your organization offer?

In the past, we have planned a lesson plan workshop, the first day of the school-themed meeting, and an interview workshop with a principal from Loudoun County Public Schools. 

What is your favorite thing about being in Educators Rising?

My favorite thing about being in Educators Rising is the community we have made. It is incredible to have so many people interested in the same profession in one room. There is so much dialogue that is extremely beneficial for all future educators to hear. 

What is the best way to contact Educators Rising to get involved?

The best way to contact our organization is through our email edrising@gmu.edu. You can also join our organization on Mason360!

Is there anything else you think the Mason CEHD community should know about Educators Rising? 

We will be attending the 2022 Yardfest occurring on Sunday, October 16, 2022, from 10:30 am-2 pm. Also, our goal is for every General Body meeting to be held on the second Friday of each month, though it might be subject to change based on schedules.

If you have further questions about Educators Rising, you can learn more by visiting their national website at https://educatorsrising.org.

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Abeer Omari

Each year, faculty in the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) come together to select an outstanding student in their program to receive the honor of being named as their program award winner. Students selected for this award embody the very best of their program: they excel in their studies; they demonstrate leadership in classes and internships; and they have a genuine and tenacious passion for their discipline.

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The College of Education and Human Development faculty in Foreign Language and ESL/ESOL Education have chosen

Abeer Omari

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2021 Outstanding Student in Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse and Exceptional Learners – Foreign Language

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Nadia Skolnitsky

Each year, faculty in the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) come together to select an outstanding student in their program to receive the honor of being named as their program award winner. Students selected for this award embody the very best of their program: they excel in their studies; they demonstrate leadership in classes and internships; and they have a genuine and tenacious passion for their discipline.

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The College of Education and Human Development faculty in Secondary Education have chosen

Nadia Skolnitsky

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2021 Outstanding Student in Secondary Education – History/Social Science

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Feiven Zigita

Each year, faculty in the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) come together to select an outstanding student in their program to receive the honor of being named as their program award winner. Students selected for this award embody the very best of their program: they excel in their studies; they demonstrate leadership in classes and internships; and they have a genuine and tenacious passion for their discipline.

Feiven Zigita
The College of Education and Human Development faculty in Foreign Language and ESL/ESOL Education have chosen

Feiven Zigita

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2021 Outstanding Student in Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse and Exceptional Learners – ESOL

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Mary Kristine McGehee

Each year, faculty in the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) come together to select an outstanding student in their program to receive the honor of being named as their program award winner. Students selected for this award embody the very best of their program: they excel in their studies; they demonstrate leadership in classes and internships; and they have a genuine and tenacious passion for their discipline.

Mary Kristine McGehee
The College of Education and Human Development faculty in Special Education have chosen

Mary Kristine McGehee

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2021 Outstanding Student in Special Education – General Curriculum