Hardin Coleman's guest appearances

Hardin Coleman

EdTech Times

Tell Me What You’re Reading

Benjamin Franklin

Alexis Coe

Robert Lee

Tara Westover

Sal Khan

Stephen King

Dylan Marron

Ryan Murphy

Scott Carson

Paul Volcker

David Levin

Alexander Chee

Rebecca Makkai

Viet Thanh Nguyen

Michael Horn

OwlTail

Dr. Hardin Coleman discusses the 11 distinct regions of the country and their particular political, social and emotional traits, President Grant’s pardon of the Confederate generals after the Civil War in order to preserve national unity and the need to find the right balance between acting locally and globally in order to have an impact on the issues we face in the nation today.

Ep.#2: Understanding the Nation & Finding Common Ground with Dr. Hardin Coleman

In the latest episode of our “Making History” series highlighting black leaders in education, we speak with Dr. Hardin Coleman. Coleman has had a long career in education, starting as a teacher and coach at a Quaker School in Philadelphia — then, 17 years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. But most recently, Coleman served as Dean of Education at Boston University from 2008 to 2017.In this interview, you’ll hear how Coleman got his start as an educator leading canoe trips, how he views the responsibility of educators, and some of his proudest moments as an educator.

In the latest episode of our “Making History” series highlighting black leaders in education, we speak with Dr. Hardin Coleman. <br><br>Coleman has had a long career in education, starting as a teacher and coach at a Quaker School in Philadelphia — then, 17 years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. But most recently, Coleman served as Dean of Education at Boston University from 2008 to 2017.<br><br>In this interview, you’ll hear how Coleman got his start as an educator leading canoe trips, how he views the responsibility of educators, and some of his proudest moments as an educator.

Making History: BU's Dr. Hardin Coleman Discusses the Community's Role in Education Equality