Spotlights

Photo of a woman, Professor Lesley Farmer, holding a book

Check it out: Professor pens new book on keeping libraries current

Faculty receive $1.25 million grant to recruit, graduate scholars

Dr.ÌýKelliÌýSandersonÌýandÌýDr. Kristin Powers have received $1.25 million from the Office of Special Education Programs to recruit, retainÌýandÌýgraduate 24 scholars, including members of historically underrepresented groups, to the fields of special educationÌýandÌýschool psychology.
Posed group photo of College of Education students, faculty and staff

Scholarship recipients celebrated at brunch

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Dr. Anna Ortiz Announced as Interim Dean

After consultation with university leadership and shared governance, Karyn Scissum Gunn, Ph.D. Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Noah Golden, Ph.D., Faculty Council Chair, College of Education, are very pleased to announce that Dr. Anna Ortiz has accepted an offer to be Interim Dean for the College of Education.

Dean Pavri Announcement

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CED Alum Sovey Long-Latteri Honored by OCDE

“I never wanted to be a special education teacher.

Upcoming Info Session - MA in Early Childhood Education

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Creating a Culture of Care

Info Sessions! Preliminary Administrative Services Credential + MA in Educational Administration

Ìý The 91ÖÆƬ³§ Preliminary Administrative Services Credential + M.A. in Educational Administration program is open now for Fall 2022 admissions and applications are due June 1, 2022.ÌýÌýÌý

MS in Special Education - Info Session, 4/20

Calling all K-12 teachers, ABA therapists, family educational service providers, and professionals who work with populations with disabilities!

April 15th Select Graduate Programs’ Application Deadline!

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Reminder: MA, Social & Cultural Analysis of Education Application Due 4/15 - Don't Delay!

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