News & Events

Innovative partnership creates urban teaching residency program

A new partnership between the Warner School, Nazareth College and the Rochester City School District will bring a first-of-its-kind urban teaching fellowship program to Rochester. The ROC Urban Teaching Fellows Program is based on a teacher residency model, an innovative solution that will ease the teacher shortage in Rochester while giving future educators hands-on classroom experience, mentorship and employment. 

Study sheds light on the counseling needs of LGBTQ+ clients facing religious challenges

A study published in the Counseling and Values journal and coauthored by Warner School doctoral student Maureen Sharp identifies steps that mental health counselors can take to better provide affirming, supportive care for members of the LGBTQ+ community to minimize unnecessary psychological distress in the future.

Meeting the workforce needs of the refugee and immigrant community

A new grant will help the Warner School of Education develop a flexible English language program to prepare low-income immigrants and refugees for employment and career advancement in the western New York region.