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			Faculty SESP faculty are engaged in interdisciplinary research, teaching and outreach, and many have joint appointments in psychology and computer sciences. Annual faculty research awards total more than $10 million. Alphabetical Listing Human Development and Social Policy Learning and Organizational Change Learning Sciences Master of Science in Education Job Opportunities

			Associates Research associates investigate learning and development over the course of the life span. Teaching associates bring their professional experience to the classroom to provide important learning opportunities. Alphabetical Listing Research Associates Teaching Associates Postdoctoral Opportunities


			Students SESP draws it graduate and undergraduate students from many schools within Northwestern and many countries around the world, making for a very diverse population. As the smallest school at Northwestern, SESP emphasizes closeness and community. Undergraduate Masters Doctoral Human Development and Social Policy Learning and Organizational Change Learning Sciences Master of Science in Education University Directory


			Staff SESP maintains a support staff of more than 100, drawn from academic and industry backgrounds. Alphabetical Listing Centers CTD Graduate Programs HDSP Research Staff Information Technology Learning and Organizational Change Learning Sciences Research Staff MSEd Staff NU-Teach Office of the Dean Projects Student Affairs


	News and Events 2008 Undergraduate Research Symposium Monday, May 19 Norris Center Learning Sciences Brown Bag Thursday, May 22 noon–1 p.m., 345 Annenberg Hall Carl Kaestle: "Clio at the Table" Tuesday, May 27 Carl Kaestle, University Professor of Education, History and Public Policy emeritus at Brown University "Clio at the Table: The Uses of Historical Thinking in Analyzing Education Policy" Multidisciplinary Program in Education Sciences Brown Bag noon–1 p.m., 303 Annenberg Hall Master of Science in Education Information Session Wednesday, May 28 5:30–7 p.m., Annenberg Hall Send Us Your News Please send us your news of new projects or recent achievements, awards or media mentions. Click here to access our news submission form.

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