College of Education student-athlete is an MVP on and off the field
Hope Rogers is a College of Education student-athlete who dominates on the rugby field and exemplifies the hallmarks of a great educator.
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Watch the game: Penn State women's rugby team wins national title
6/18/13
Watch the full game video of the Penn State women's rugby team's victory over Norwich University on May 4, 2013.
Program provides year of in-classroom experience for elementary education majors
6/11/13
Penn State College of Education seniors who participate in the Professional Development School spend an entire school year inside a local classroom, where they receive extensive professional training and mentoring.
SPSEA students experience urban teaching in Chicago
5/16/13
Eleven SPSEA students from the College of Education participated in an urban teaching trip to Chicago this past semester, which included a visit to Erie Elementary Charter School, a bilingual charter school, and volunteer work at McCormick Elementary School.
Kathleen Bieschke appointed new department head
5/13/13
Kathleen Bieschke will become the new department head for the Educational Psychology, Counseling, and Special Education (EPCSE) Department in the College of Education at Penn State on July 1. In her new role, Bieschke will oversee two undergraduate, four master’s, and four doctoral programs for the college.
Passion for education reform drives Penn State Law students
5/8/13
Although students Sarah Whittington and Stephen Worthington came to Penn State Law from vastly different geographical regions—Whittington from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Worthington from Cedar City, Utah—they quickly discovered that they share a lot in common. Both studied history in college, Worthington at Utah State University and Whittington at Connecticut College. Both agree that education reform in the United States is necessary. And both came to Penn State Law planning to get involved with the student organization Law and Education Alliance at Penn State (LEAP).
Education major graduates early despite cerebral palsy, financial obstacles
4/26/13
It is incredible enough that Diana Livingston is graduating from Penn State Berks at the age of 20 with a bachelor of science in elementary and kindergarten education along with her twin sister, Krisandra, on May 4. It is astonishing that she was able to graduate two years before her peers despite having cerebral palsy and financial obstacles.
College of Education's Urban Education Experience
4/25/13
Learn about the College of Education's Urban Education Experience program, which partners with Isaac A. Sheppard Elementary School in Philadelphia.
Sheppard Elementary School Visit 2013
4/25/13
The College of Education has a very special relationship with Isaac A. Sheppard Elementary School in Philadelphia, PA that benefits both institutions greatly.
College of Education makes big difference at little elementary school
4/25/13
College of Education students, staff and alumni continue to work closely with Isaac A. Sheppard Elementary School, which is paying big dividends for both schools.
Penn State teams up with Taiwanese university to create learning sciences center
4/24/13
Penn State University and National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) have developed a collaboration to establish the Advanced Center for the Study of the Learning Sciences. Under a proposal funded by the Taiwan National Science Council, center researchers will devise ways for educators to keep pace with rapidly changing information and technology in society. Behavioral and neuro-cognitive research will serve as focal points for the center’s work.
2013 Humphrey Fellows
4/19/13
The academic year for the 11 Humphrey Fellows who worked and studied at Penn State this year may be drawing to a close, but its effects will continue.
Humphrey Fellowship has far-reaching positive effects
4/19/13
The academic year for the 11 Humphrey Fellows who worked and studied at Penn State this year may be drawing to a close, but its effects will continue. These international professionals are excited to build on the skills and knowledge that they attained through the Humphrey Fellowship Program.
College of Education 2013 spring commencement speaker comes full circle
4/19/13
Jhan Doughty Berry, 1994 master of education, 2001 doctorate of education, will serve as the College of Education’s spring 2013 commencement speaker at 1:30 p.m. May 5 at the Bryce Jordan Center.
Non-Traditional Classrooms Offer Amazing Opportunities
4/18/13
Teachers, instructors and administrators work in a number of different settings, but they all have a common goal: educating people and improving society. That is what the instructors at Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology (CPI) work to do each day.
Meghan Littlejohn named spring 2013 student marshal for the College of Education
4/15/13
Elementary & kindergarten education (K-6) major Meghan Littlejohn has been named the College of Education Student Marshal for spring 2013.
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Watch the game: Penn State women's rugby team wins national title
6/18/13
Watch the full game video of the Penn State women's rugby team's victory over Norwich University on May 4, 2013.
College of Education student-athlete is an MVP on and off the field
6/18/13
Hope Rogers is a College of Education student-athlete who dominates on the rugby field and exemplifies the hallmarks of a great educator.
Program provides year of in-classroom experience for elementary education majors
6/11/13
Penn State College of Education seniors who participate in the Professional Development School spend an entire school year inside a local classroom, where they receive extensive professional training and mentoring.
SPSEA students experience urban teaching in Chicago
5/16/13
Eleven SPSEA students from the College of Education participated in an urban teaching trip to Chicago this past semester, which included a visit to Erie Elementary Charter School, a bilingual charter school, and volunteer work at McCormick Elementary School.
Kathleen Bieschke appointed new department head
5/13/13
Kathleen Bieschke will become the new department head for the Educational Psychology, Counseling, and Special Education (EPCSE) Department in the College of Education at Penn State on July 1. In her new role, Bieschke will oversee two undergraduate, four master’s, and four doctoral programs for the college.
Passion for education reform drives Penn State Law students
5/8/13
Although students Sarah Whittington and Stephen Worthington came to Penn State Law from vastly different geographical regions—Whittington from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Worthington from Cedar City, Utah—they quickly discovered that they share a lot in common. Both studied history in college, Worthington at Utah State University and Whittington at Connecticut College. Both agree that education reform in the United States is necessary. And both came to Penn State Law planning to get involved with the student organization Law and Education Alliance at Penn State (LEAP).
Education major graduates early despite cerebral palsy, financial obstacles
4/26/13
It is incredible enough that Diana Livingston is graduating from Penn State Berks at the age of 20 with a bachelor of science in elementary and kindergarten education along with her twin sister, Krisandra, on May 4. It is astonishing that she was able to graduate two years before her peers despite having cerebral palsy and financial obstacles.
College of Education's Urban Education Experience
4/25/13
Learn about the College of Education's Urban Education Experience program, which partners with Isaac A. Sheppard Elementary School in Philadelphia.
Sheppard Elementary School Visit 2013
4/25/13
The College of Education has a very special relationship with Isaac A. Sheppard Elementary School in Philadelphia, PA that benefits both institutions greatly.
College of Education makes big difference at little elementary school
4/25/13
College of Education students, staff and alumni continue to work closely with Isaac A. Sheppard Elementary School, which is paying big dividends for both schools.
Penn State teams up with Taiwanese university to create learning sciences center
4/24/13
Penn State University and National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) have developed a collaboration to establish the Advanced Center for the Study of the Learning Sciences. Under a proposal funded by the Taiwan National Science Council, center researchers will devise ways for educators to keep pace with rapidly changing information and technology in society. Behavioral and neuro-cognitive research will serve as focal points for the center’s work.
2013 Humphrey Fellows
4/19/13
The academic year for the 11 Humphrey Fellows who worked and studied at Penn State this year may be drawing to a close, but its effects will continue.
Humphrey Fellowship has far-reaching positive effects
4/19/13
The academic year for the 11 Humphrey Fellows who worked and studied at Penn State this year may be drawing to a close, but its effects will continue. These international professionals are excited to build on the skills and knowledge that they attained through the Humphrey Fellowship Program.
College of Education 2013 spring commencement speaker comes full circle
4/19/13
Jhan Doughty Berry, 1994 master of education, 2001 doctorate of education, will serve as the College of Education’s spring 2013 commencement speaker at 1:30 p.m. May 5 at the Bryce Jordan Center.
Non-Traditional Classrooms Offer Amazing Opportunities
4/18/13
Teachers, instructors and administrators work in a number of different settings, but they all have a common goal: educating people and improving society. That is what the instructors at Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology (CPI) work to do each day.