Daily Brief

Film Event at the Strand in Kutztown

Join us for a free event 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9, Strand Theater, Kutztown, with a screening of the German film, "Run Lola Run." The sponsors are the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Office, College of Visual and Performing Arts Dean's Office, Department of English and the German Students' Organization. Please spread the word to your students.

Strand Theater

Lynn M Kutch, English

November Parents and Family Bulletin

The November 2025 edition of the KU Parents and Family Bulletin has been sent to registered subscribers and may be found on the Parents and Family Bulletin webpage.

University Relations

Tax and Business Planning

Get ahead of year-end planning with expert advice on tax-saving strategies, business structuring and long-term financial alignment with a workshop 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, via Zoom. Perfect for business owners, finance professionals and anyone looking to maximize their fiscal outcomes.

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Rachael Wolfe, KU SBDC

Discover How to Integrate Coursera into Your Courses

Learn how to incorporate Coursera content into your classes, design custom modules and make the most of our Coursera resources to enhance student learning and engagement. Two representatives from Coursera will join us live and via Zoom to share best practices and answer your questions. To meet with Coursera in person, please join us 1-2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 101 Academic Forum or via Zoom.

KU Advance

Office of Extended Learning

Faculty Showcase Leadership at National Ed.D. Convening

Special Education and Elementary, Middle Level, and Library Technologies faculty, along with two former doctoral students, recently showcased their scholarship through publications and national presentations. Dr. Tabetha Bernstein-Danis, Dr. Kathleen Stanfa, Dr. Casey Horvath, alumna and part-time temporary faculty, and Dr. Dawn Laubner, alumna, co-authored an article titled, "Fired up instead of burning out: Developing a tool to facilitate teacher leadership for mid-career teachers," published in Pennsylvania Teacher Educator (Vol. 24, Issue 1). In addition, Bernstein-Danis and Stanfa presented two sessions at the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate Convening in Philadelphia: a pre-conference workshop, “An advocacy narrative of one's own: Using the SAGE protocol to help emerging practitioner-scholars rise as leaders," and a paper, "Cultivating a leadership identity: The SAGE protocol as a tool for practitioner-scholar development in the EdD." Dr. Catherine McGeehan, education doctorate program coordinator, and Stanfa also contributed to the convening with their session, “Reimagining the EdD: A scaffolded, skill-building model for reclaiming professional impact." These accomplishments highlight KU's commitment to advancing research and practice in education. Kutztown University's Education Doctorate program empowers practitioner-scholars to lead transformative change in schools and communities through innovative leadership development.

College of Education