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Below are awards and honors ����TV College of Education faculty, staff and students have earned between mid-November 2024 and February...

Alex Tsironis ’07 isn’t a meteorologist. The most the former P.E. teacher will admit to is being a “ social mediarologist” who happens to love...

For social studies educator and activist Alana D. Murray ’98, Ph.D. ’12, Black history is American history—and family history. Murray comes from a...

Jennifer Turner, associate professor of reading education at the ����TV, has always loved a good story, especially those with Black...

Depending on which decade you met Sharon Fries-Britt ’81, Ph.D. ’94, at the ����TV, you might have encountered an eager small-town...

In January, the ����TV College of Education welcomed Fengfeng Ke as its new Clark Leadership Chair. An expert in digital game-based...

Zoe Chabria, a junior mathematics and secondary education double-degree student at the ����TV, was awarded the 2024 National Council...

A ����TV researcher’s work has helped to inform recent federal documents on diversifying the teacher workforce and recruiting...

In Western cultures, science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) research is known for its rigid procedural methodology. Most experimental...