President’s Message: Looking back — and forward
"I am deeply grateful for your support during my time at Erikson, and I look forward to staying in touch with you in the future," writes Meisels. More »
Erikson partnering with Austin community to create a system of support for young children
There's a groundswell of positive change in Chicago's Austin neighborhood — amazing work by the community, along with partners like Erikson. More »
Technology can benefit young children when used appropriately, says Donohue
What do early childhood practitioners — and parents, too — need to think about before handing children technology, from iPads to digital cameras? More »
Child-Parent Centers expanding throughout the Midwest with Erikson’s help
One of the nation's most effective early education reform strategies is expanding with the support of Erikson's unique model for professional development. More »
Alumnus creates a “one-stop” shop of support for children and families
The innovative leadership of Leon Denton, M.Ed. ’88, is making a difference for children and families. More »
Board Chair’s Message: Thank you for providing children with opportunity
"Through your gifts, you are providing the opportunity to a new generation of children and families," writes Neisser. More »
Erikson Year in Review, 2011–12
Erikson celebrates fiscal year 2011–12 by reviewing our impact on the community, as well as key statistics on our students, alumni, and donors. More »
President Meisels announces he will step down in June
Meisels, president of Erikson since 2002, will direct the University of Nebraska’s new Buffett Early Childhood Institute. More »
Education and business leaders join Erikson’s board
Sarah Mangelsdorf of Northwestern University and Lianne Stein of The Boeing Company join Erikson's board. More »
Gene R. Saffold mourned by Erikson
Saffold was an Erikson trustee from 2002 to his death in October, former chief financial officer for the City of Chicago, and long-time member of the Chicago Board of Education. More »
Envisioning Change challenges African American achievement gap
Envisioning Change is a statewide effort to close the achievement gap for African American students beginning in the earliest grades. More »
Early Math Project helps nix “naked numbers”
When children are asked to rattle off the numbers from 1 to 10 without actually counting something, these "naked numbers" can create all kinds of confusion. More »
Center for Children and Families hosts sold-out Chicago Ideas Week event
Parents and professionals explored how children experience, make sense of, and navigate their environment. More »
Congressman praises Erikson’s work with young African American males
U.S. Congressman Davis had kind words for Erikson at a conference over the summer. More »
Groupon Grassroots raises more than $3,000 for Fussy Baby Network
More than 160 people gave to the week-long campaign, raising $3,120 for the Fussy Baby Network, including a $1,500 matching gift from Kolcraft. More »
Pomeroy retires from Erikson’s Enrollment Management team
As associate director, she helped build Erikson’s registration and student records office. More »
Alumni Class Notes, Winter 2012–13
Read about the professional and personal accomplishments of Erikson's alumni. More »
