Spotlights

The Preliminary Administrative Services Credential + M.A.

Are you looking to become a leader or advocate for early childhood organizations working with children from birth through age 8?

“I think now more than ever students need encouragement,” shared Dr. Jennifer Montgomery (BA ’92, M.A. ’97, Ed.D. ‘20) who established The Early Childhood Education Research Scholarship in Memory of Darius Avery Bell. This scholarship, named in memory of Dr.

Are you thinking about applying to graduate school?

 

Hey CED alumni! Tell us what you think – the alumni survey is NOW OPEN!  

EdTrust West’s recent report “Building and Sustaining a Diverse STEM Teacher Pipeline” from their Seen, Heard, Reflected campaign lauds the College of Education’s

The College of Education is honored to virtually recognize our 2020-21 scholarship recipients and the generous donors who supported these funding opportunities.

With many area students learning remotely, the Teacher Education Department in collaboration with the Community Clinic for Counseling and Educational Services

Noted Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) researcher, Dr. Gina Garcia (University of Pittsburgh) dedicated two days to the College of Education this fall focusing on the work of HSIs. Delivering her keynote presentation, “HSI’s in Practice” as part of CED’s annual Veffie Milstead Jones Endowed Lecture, Dr.

In preparation for teaching in an alternative modality this fall, College of Education Single Subject Credential Program faculty led discipline-specific workshops for student teachers from the College’s secondary credential programs.

Each year, an eligible College of Education student is awarded the Dean's Endowed Student Teaching Scholarship, an award that supports a future teacher during their semester of student teaching.