Data from the Department of Education shows less than two percent of educators in Colorado are black. A mentorship program at MSU Denver aims to change that by preparing students of color for a career in education.
Data from the Department of Education shows less than two percent of educators in Colorado are black. A mentorship program at MSU Denver aims to change that by preparing students of color for a career in education.
The MSU Denver program Call Me MISTER, which stands for Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models, helps train men of color, especially Black men, to become educators.
Call Me MISTER is launching at Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) to help address a critical need for more Black male teachers in classrooms.
In a study of prophetic teachings mentioning Gethsemane, my student and I found that these have developed from 1859 to 2018 from minor mention to complex consideration of theological understanding.