Love this. Provides a logic for the deadline itself, but allows flexibility around the deadline with students needing to articulate why that flexibility is needed for their own learning and/or success.

We're searching for an Assistant Professor of International and Multicultural Education Learning Systems Institute FSU and FSU ELPS. See the full position description at bit.ly/lsi-elps

An incredible colleague, tireless worker, and fearless advocate for students. Congrats on this, @DrSmall_FSU

BREAKING: Republican legislators just passed the #DontSayGay bill and #StopWOKE Act off of the floor of the Florida House of Representatives. Here is our statement:

She unintentionally made an appearance on Twitter, unsurprisingly for doing awesome work.

One of our very own FSU ELPS EdD students is featured in this article. So very proud to see the important and timely work that Marlon is doing.

Another one of our FSU ELPS EdD students doing great things!

An excellent analysis of the continued (and largely unopposed) encroachment of private tech into public ed and how Amazon, in particular, has situated itself as "a key cloud landlord for the education sector":

This is a great thread from Dan on what we mean and who we are talking about when we say "college isn't for everyone", about the policy, politics, and class assumptions undergirding that discourse.

Hey, come join me on Thursday evening to hear more!

Very honored to receive this award and grateful to get to teach and learn with our amazing EdD students every day.

Dr. Walt Ecton, assistant professor in the Educational Leadership & Policy Studies program, was interviewed by the Florida Chamber of Commerce (Florida Chamber) to talk about career and technical education. Give it a listen here: buzzsprout.com/1965481/128690…

Thank you, @DrSmall_FSU. The Summer Institute was a great opportunity to spend time with all of our FSU ELPS EdD students, learn about their journeys and their interests, and think deeply about problems and possibilities in educational practice and policy.

Thoughts on Idalia as someone who is from the Panhandle: Some counties on the coast of the Big Bend are small, like super small, and poorer than the rest of the state. Franklin has a population of about 12.5k and 19% live below the poverty line. In Jefferson, 17%. Taylor, 18%.

The latest program highlights from the Educational Leadership & Policy Ed.D. are available now. Check it out here: bit.ly/3EBJJer

Come work with us in FSU ELPS! We are now hiring for an Assistant Professor in Education Policy. I am co-chairing this committee with the wonderful Patrice Iatarola. If you have any questions, send them our way!