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Jennifer Jackson, Penn State University, Named June 2024 Holmes Scholar of the Month
A Day on the Hill: Washington Week 2024 Reflection
Holmes Scholars Share Studies into Classroom Disparities Based on Race and Culture
Indra Lyn Owens Named April 2024 Holmes Scholar of the Month
Jaminque L. Adams, University of Georgia, Named March Holmes Scholar of the Month
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The AACTE Holmes Program supports students who self-identify as racially and ethnically diverse and are pursuing graduate degrees in education at AACTE member institutions. Founded in 1991 for doctoral students, the Holmes Program now provides mentorship, peer support, and professional development opportunities at three levels:
Learn more about the education-related careers and pathways pursued by Holmes students.
Participation in the Holmes Program is open to all AACTE member institutions; AACTE charges no additional fee to enroll. Sponsoring institutions are responsible for supporting their Holmes students according to the participation requirements. If you are interested in starting a Holmes program contact Nicole Dunn at ndunn@aacte.org.
Learn more about the history and governance of the AACTE Holmes Program.
Join AACTE for the Holmes 2024 Research and Dissertation Retreat, a unique opportunity for Holmes Scholars and master’s students. With half of the agenda dedicated to writing and the other half dedicated to community-building and track-targeted sessions, this retreat covers topics such as establishing a dissertation committee, funding research, and publication processes. Tracks include the following:
Participants will learn research methods, select theoretical frameworks, identify funding opportunities, and develop strategies to publish and present research. Attendance is required once during a Scholar’s tenure and this year the fee to attend is $295. Coordinators are welcome to attend (but not required) for a modest registration fee of $75 and must register to attend the conference.
