Year: 2019
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Special Education at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
We’re checking in with some of our alumni to learn about their post-HGSE careers and get their advice for current and prospective students.
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From the U.K. to the U.S.
Being an international student comes with a unique set of challenges, but there are also a lot of opportunities.
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Favorite Class: Universal Design for Learning
I have been taking T560: Universal Design for Learning: Theory, Practice, and Innovation this fall semester and I am here to share my experience with the course so far! Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an educational framework based on research in the learning sciences that guides the development of flexible learning environments and learning…
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Furry Members of HGSE’s Class of 2020
“Can I move to Cambridge/Boston with a pet?” You bet! You will have to find suitable housing accommodations but it’s very doable. We’d like to introduce you to a few of the four-legged friends who made the journey with their humans. HGSE 2020,Did we miss you and your pet? Feel free to send a photo…
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Alumni Success Stories: Hong Kong Children’s Museum
Our graduates don’t just get great jobs. Sometimes they create them!
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From the Marines to HGSE
In honor of Veteran’s Day, we asked one student about his path from the Marines to HGSE.
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Housing: Convenience vs. Space and Lower Rent
Two students discuss the pros and cons of housing options.
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Harvard Housing: Two More Options
Finding housing is often a challenge, especially when you’re coming to Cambridge from out of the country. Two HGSE students share why they picked Harvard Housing.
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Two Views on Living at Cronkhite
Two students share pros and cons about living in the Cronkhite Graduate Center, which is right down the street from HGSE.
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Meet the HGSE Admissions GAs
You might not have to go too far to find an internship! Each year, the HGSE Admissions Office has several graduate assistants focused on diversity, recruitment, outreach and more.
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