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School supply drive provides supplies to Olean teachers

May 05, 2022 | Students in St. Bonaventure’s education honor society are extending a grateful thank-you to the campus and Olean communities for supporting the Fill the Pack school supply drive.

Hindman wins Association for Play Therapy research award

Apr 28, 2022 | Dr. Margaret Hindman, assistant professor of counselor education, was awarded the Association for Play Therapy (APT) 2022 Student Research Award. She was also a co-presenter for a virtual poster session at the 2022 American Counseling Association Conference.

Branco provides expertise to MyHeritage genealogy podcast

Apr 28, 2022 | Dr. Susan Branco, assistant professor of counselor education, provided cultural and historical background about Colombian transnational adoption on "Blast From My Past: True Stories of Incredible Family History Discoveries," a podcast sponsored by MyHeritage, an online genealogy platform.

Scraba presents on leadership training with Special Olympics

Apr 28, 2022 | Dr. Paula Scraba, associate professor of physical education, presented on April 9 at the Foster Center for Responsible Leadership's spring "Leadership & Authentic Community" conference, held on campus.

Schrems to present paper at conference for English teachers

Apr 28, 2022 | Dr. Tracy Schrems, assistant professor of adolescence education, will present a paper at the 2022 annual convention of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), to be held Nov. 17–20 in Anaheim, California.

Dr. René Hauser named dean of St. Bonaventure’s School of Education

Apr 26, 2022 | Dr. René Hauser has been named dean of the School of Education at St. �山ǿ��.

St. Bonaventure to host Girls & Women in Sports Day for area high school girls April 21

Apr 12, 2022 | High school girls from 18 school systems in the region will celebrate the accomplishments of female athletes during this year’s Girls & Women in Sports Day April 21 at St. �山ǿ��.

First episode of podcast hosted and produced by Smith released

Apr 01, 2022 | The inaugural episode of “Loud & Queerly: A SAIGE Podcast,” for which Dr. Nate Smith, assistant professor of counselor education, is the host and a founding co-producer, has been released.

Article by Mason to be chapter in association's annual review

Apr 01, 2022 | An article by Dr. Nathaniel Mason, assistant professor of counselor education, was recently accepted for publication as a chapter within the 5th edition of the Annual Review of Addictions and Offender Counseling.

Branco honored by association, presents research at conference

Apr 01, 2022 | Dr. Susan Branco, assistant professor of counselor education, was awarded the Compadrazgo/Comadrazgo Award from the Association of Multicultural Counseling and Development, a division of the American Counseling Association.

Hindman selected for key roles by Association for Play Therapy

Apr 01, 2022 | Dr. Margaret Hindman, assistant professor of counselor education, was selected to serve on the Association for Play Therapy's Ethics Committee and to be a lead reviewer of the Association for Play Therapy's Paper on Touch, a paper to help guide practitioners with clinical and ethical considerations about the appropriate use of touch in therapeutic work with children.

Stickl Haugen and colleagues give conference presentations

Apr 01, 2022 | Dr. Jaimie Stickl Haugen, assistant professor in counselor education, gave three presentations with colleagues at the Evidenced-Based School Counseling Conference.

Branco presents at conference, serves as Tik Tok debate expert

Mar 16, 2022 | Dr. Susan Branco, assistant professor of counselor education, along with Dr. Whitney Swann, former �山ǿ�� counselor education faculty member, and students (in alphabetical order) Nana Aomori, Sarah Karges, Lizzie O'Leary, and Jaclyn Whoberry collaborated to present "Moving Towards an Anti-Racist Curriculum: Student and Counselor Educator Advocacy," at the Counselor Education and Distance Learning Conference sponsored by Palo Alto University.

Abkowitz, Fisher present at special education conference

Mar 16, 2022 | Dr. Pamina Abkowitz, assistant professor of childhood education, and Dr. Anne-Claire Fisher, associate professor and interim director of the inclusive special education program, presented at the American Council on Rural Special Education (ACRES) conference on March 3 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Henry elected association secretary, co-authors article

Mar 16, 2022 | Dr. Heidi Henry, an assistant professor in the counselor education program, has been elected the next secretary of the Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling (ASERVIC). She begins her term on July 1, 2022.

Oh presents research at Health and Physical Literacy Summit

Mar 16, 2022 | Dr. Daekyun Oh, assistant professor of physical education, presented research at the Health and Physical Literacy Summit 2022, held Feb. 13-15 in Birmingham, Alabama.

Counselor journal to publish Mason article on supervision

Mar 16, 2022 | An article by Dr. Nathaniel Mason, assistant professor of counsel education, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision.

Gay earns Multicultural Excellence Scholarship Award

Mar 16, 2022 | Jan Gay, an adjunct instructor in the counselor education program who will join the faculty as a full-time visiting assistant professor in May, is the recipient of the 2022 Courtland C. Lee Multicultural Excellence Scholarship Award from the American Counseling Association.

�山ǿ�� School of Education’s Beatty honored by Olean Zonta Club with Yellow Rose Award

Mar 10, 2022 | For her role as the “face of the School of Education,” Mary Beatty was honored Tuesday with the Olean Zonta Club’s Yellow Rose Award.

BOCES executive to talk about diversity in rural schools as part of �山ǿ��’s Spring Forum

Mar 10, 2022 | Scott Payne, district superintendent and chief executive officer of Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie-Wyomig BOCES, will be the keynote speaker for St. �山ǿ��’s School of Education Spring Forum from 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 16.