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Dr. Sarah Jaewon Lee, assistant professor of Learning Sciences and Human Development, is reimagining how schools and communities support immigrant and multilingual students. Drawing from her experiences growing up in a Korean immigrant household, she designs innovative technology-enhanced learning that centers student identities and voices. Her work blends research, technology and community partnership to create inclusive, joyful spaces where every child can learn, play and thrive.

Dr. Dana Nickson, assistant professor of education equity and justice in Leadership, Policy and Politics, is rewriting the story of Black families’ educational agency — one rooted in place, power, and intergenerational resilience.

For nearly two decades, Dr. Janine Jones has been a beloved and influential leader within the UW ±¬×ߺÚÁÏ â€” championing student success, guiding academic vision, and fostering a strong, connected community. Her impact will be felt for years to come, and we are deeply grateful for her dedication and transformative contributions.

We sat down with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Program Director Alice Bravo to discuss the innovative approaches and real-world impact shaping the future of behavioral analysis. Alice shares her expert insights on how our program is making a difference.

Explore how Dr. Kathleen Artman Meeker’s new course on early childhood education is transforming conventional approaches through its play-based Learning Studio, supporting educators in creating inclusive environments.

As the new Director of the Danforth Educational Leadership Program, Dr. Gloria Henderson is poised to lead with a focus on reimagining new possibilities.