Once again UMass changed the pattern of graduation ceremonies with Master’s degrees being awarded in a separate ceremony on a different day, while the doctoral students were hooded in a joint ceremony with the undergraduates in the stadium.
In a very unusual occurrence, Ben Scherrer and Mariam Rashid, a married couple who are both associated with CIE were each awarded doctoral degrees in the same ceremony. (Pictured left)
This year there was a larger than usual group of CIE/IE doctoral graduates representing five different countries: Afghanistan, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi and the USA.
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Jacob Carter (USA)
The puzzle of debutant INGO participation
in Guatemala’s National Reading Program
Leamos Juntos: A Comparative and
Multi-sited Case Study.
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Pempho Chinkondenji (Malawi)
The Im/possibilities of (Un)making In-school
Pregnancy and Student Motherhood
[as Praxis]: Schooling Post-Pregnancy
Amidst Health andSocial Crises in Malawi.
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Lina Heaster-Ekholm (USA)
Ensuring Culturally Inclusive Online Learning
for International Students: A Delphi Study
to Identify Requisite Instructor Competencies.
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Sayed Javid Mussawy (Afghanistan)
Accreditation of Teaching and Research
Universities in Afghanistan:
A Policy Implementation Analysis.
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Julia Novrita (Indonesia)
"Sustaining Peace from Campus to Community”
The Role of Students to Promote Campus-level
Reconciliation: A Case Study of Maluku, Indonesia.
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Mariam Rashid (Kenya)
Unsettling Resettlement: African Refugees in the U.S.
and the Paradoxes of Economic Self-Sufficiency.
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Ben Scherrer (USA)
Living with Wetland, Defying Demarcations: Towards
Anti-Colonial Relations and Floodwater Pedagogies
in Climate Change Education.
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