Stephan Ellenwood
Position:		Associate Dean for External Funding, Research, and Faculty Development and Chair, Curriculum and Teaching
Department:		Curriculum and Teaching
Program:

Educational History

Profile

Courses Taught

Selected Publications

S. Ellenwood ,�N. McLaren �(1994). �"Literature-Based Character Education". �Middle School Journal �Westerville, OH :�National Middle School Association.
S. Ellenwood ,�R. Goldman, N. McLaren, and K. Ryan �(1993). �The Art of Loving Well. �3rd Ed �Boston :�Boston University (produced with a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services).
S. Ellenwood ,�K. Ryan �(1990). �"The Narrative and Moral Education". �Moral Behavior and Development: Advances in Theory, Research and Application �New York :�Lawrence Earlbaum.
S. Ellenwood �(1988). �"Reforming the Curriculum". �The World and I (February 1988) �Washington, D.C. :�The World and I.
S. Ellenwood �(1979). �The U.S. Supreme Court. �Seattle :�Unigraph Corporation.
S. Ellenwood �(1978). �Juvenile Justice. �Seattle :�Unigraph Corporation.
S. Ellenwood ,�H. Bender and D. Lapp �(1974). �Teaching and Learning: Philosophical, Curricular, and Psychological Implications. �New York :�Macmillian Company.
S. Ellenwood ,�J. Lee and T. Little �(1972). �Teaching Social Studies in the Secondary School. �New York :�The Free Press.
S. Ellenwood �(1972). �"New Directions in Social Education". �Journal of Education (Autumn 1972) �Boston :�Boston University.

Selected Presentations

"Learning about Character through Literature." International Education Foundation Conference. Moscow, Russia: July 30, 2000
"Values and Character in Schools." Plenary Session at 18th Annual Conference. Association for Teacher Education. Lisbon, Portugal: September 7, 1993.
"Character Education." New England League of Middle Schools. Hyannis, Massachusetts: March 1992 and March 1993.
"Education Against Hatred." Haifa University and Elie Wiesel Foundation Conference. Haifa, Israel: June 1-5, 1990.

Selected Grants

Economic Education Project - sponsored by The Financial Executives Institute of Boston. Teacher training and curriculum development - $75,000 over two years�(1998-2000).
Sex Education Project - sponsored by the U.S. Department of Public Health. Development of classroom materials for 8th grade (in collaboration with the School of Communication) - $724,000 over 5 years�(1987-1990).
Character Education Project - U.S. Department of Education. Development of classroom materials for junior high school students with Co-Director Kevin Ryan - $147,000�(1986-1987).
National School Resource Network - In-service training to reduce school violence, vandalism, and disruption - $200,000�(1979-1980).
Community-Based Economic Education - Department of Education, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Materials development - $50,000�(1976-1977).

Selected University Service

Committee Member - Advisory Committee, Center for Excellence in Teaching, 2000-2002.
Committee Member - Dean's Search Committee, School of Education, 1980-1981, 1987.
Committee Member - Committee on Degrees and Programs, University Council, 1979-2000, 2002-present.
Committee Member - Admissions Committee, School of Education, 1977-present
Chairman - Student Life Committee, University Council 1977-1978.
Committee Member - International Education Committee, School of Education, 1974-1979.
Director - Division of Instructional Development and Administration, School of Education, 1979-1986.
Chairman - Social Education Department, School of Education, 1973-1979.
Overseas Assistant Professor - Boston University Graduate Program in Europe (Heidelberg, Germany and Naples, Italy), 1972-1973.

Selected Professional Service

Committee Member - President’s Committee on Education, Unitarian-Universalist Association, 2000-2003
Chairman - Board of Trustees for Massachusetts Council on Economic Education
Coordinator Consultant, Mentor Justification - Association of American Colleges, NEH Grant for Humanities in the Schools, 1992.
Distinguished Juror - Elie Wiesel Prize for Essays in Ethics, 1989-present.
Chairman (advisor to Council Chairman, Elie Wiesel) - Chairman's Advisory Committee on Education, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, 1985-1987.
Consultant - EPCOT, Educational Division (Orlando, Florida), 1984-present.
Committee Member - National Planning Committee, National Council for the Social Studies (Washington, D.C.), 1976-1979.
National Faculty for Law-Focused Education, Law in American Society Foundation (Chicago, Illinois), 1973-1981.
Social Studies and Curriculum Consultant - Little, Brown and Company Publishers (Boston, Massachusetts).
Committee Member - National Research Advisory Committee, National Council for Social Studies (Washington, D.C.).
Consultant - Teacher College Press (New York).
Consultant - Division of Youth Services, Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Boston, Massachusetts).
Consultant - Education Division, Encyclopedia Britannica Films (Chicago, Illinois).
Consultant - Schools in Greater Boston – Dracut, North Andover, Beverly, Newton, and Lowell.