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On Monday, June 18, the Master of Education Program welcomed a new cohort to the ¸£ÀûÑÇÖÞ¹ú²ú¾«Æ· campus that includes eight studying gifted education and three studying elementary education.

The School of Education will host an orientation for the inaugural cohort of the M.A. in Higher Education program on Aug. 8-10, 2018.

Members of the M.A. in Higher Education cohort will join Bryan Dewsbury in an educational discussion to better address questions of equity and community-building on Aug. 16. 

Students enrolled in teacher education courses have the opportunity to work closely with the local schools and community agencies through a variety of partnerships. On Oct. 4, the School of Education will host an orientation for all clinical teachers to learn more about the mission, goals, and expectations of clinical experiences.

The School of Education will welcome new students into the Teacher Education Program during an induction ceremony on Sept. 20, 2018.

​Teacher candidates who will complete their Elon student teaching experience at Alamance-Burlington School System in the spring will attend a seminar titled "Effective Teacher Training."

The School of Education recently unveiled a display that honors alumni who have made an impact in education.

School of Education faculty members Allison Bryan, Erin Hone, and Scott Morrison were recognized on May 14 for faculty excellence at the annual school awards banquet.

Representatives from ¸£ÀûÑÇÖÞ¹ú²ú¾«Æ· attended the student and faculty ‘Leader in Me’ showcase at R. Homer Andrews Elementary School, sponsored by Women United, held on Friday, May 11.

Carol Smith, associate professor of wellness, spent 50 days hidden deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina as part of the Outdoor Educator course through the North Carolina Outward Bound School during her sabbatical.