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Schenkel Seeks to Build Meaningful Connections Between Kids and Science
May 12Kathleen Schenkel co-leads bi-national project to explore innovative approaches to teaching science outside of the classroom.
Alumni Spotlight: Karina Wong is Driven to Serve Others at ‘Full Force’
May 2DLE alumna makes a difference in the classroom and as a tireless volunteer in the community.
CBB's Angela Byars-Winston Honored With 2022 Distinguished Alumni Award
Apr 19Community-Based Block alumna Angela Byars-Winston, a national leader in vocational psychology, is honored with the 2022 Distinguished Alumni Award.
CCBMW Offers Black Wellness Providers Connections, Community
Apr 19CCBMW provides Black counselors, psychologists, social workers and others a chance to build community.
COE DIFFERENCE MAKERS: EDL's Wright Motivated By Untapped Potential
Apr 19A product of ‘failing schools,’ Department of Educational Leadership assistant professor James Wright is motivated to ensure that a promise isn’t squandered.
ARPE's Toni Saia Inducted into Disability Mentoring Hall of Fame
Apr 19ARPE assistant professor is a passionate advocate for understanding disability as identity and culture.
ARPE Faculty Emeriti Create Scholarship for Doctoral Students
Apr 19Collective gift offers financial support to doctoral students studying disability in the CCLEAD program.
Education Doctoral Student Awarded Fulbright Scholar Grant
Apr 18Al Schleicher will spend a semester in the Belize building capacity for teacher professional development.
COE Climbs to No. 52 in U.S. News; No. 26 in Educational Administration
Mar 29We moved up three spots to No. 52 in the nation in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2023 list, and garnered a No. 26 ranking in the publication’s educational administration.
Navarro Martell Es Reconocida con un Premio
Mar 21DLE assistant professor wins AERA honor for paper on science teachers in dual-language settings.