North Carolina’s best educators prepare at the NC State College of Education. In every corner of the state, in all 100 counties, NC State alumni are educating children, improving schools and strengthening communities.
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We prepare extraordinary educators who change the world one student, one school, one community at a time. Join them.
I honestly believe that there’s no other college of education that’s better than the one at NC State. Going into my first year of teaching, I felt like I had so much knowledge in my head that I just couldn’t wait to get started.
Christina Chase Lane ’18
Third-grade teacher who won Wake County Public School System’s 2018-19 Diane Kent-Parker First-Year Teacher Award
Students who graduate from the NC State College of Education go on to become teachers, counselors, principals and community college presidents of the year; governors; business owners; and even Super Bowl winning coaches. Meet a few of our extraordinary students and alumni.
“NC State’s College of Education has produced creative, inspiring and talented educators who are now leading classrooms, schools and even school districts all across North Carolina. Every day, these graduates are strengthening our state’s system of public education and helping more students reach their full potential and achieve their dreams.”
Preparing Extraordinary Educators to Make an Extraordinary Impact
At the NC State College of Education, over 1,700 students study across 60-plus degree programs that equip them to be educators and leaders who champion the educational success of all. Meet a few of them.
“That is what [NC State University] has always done and should always do — reach out to families of ordinary North Carolinians with the promise that their sons and daughters will have a chance to become all they can be at this remarkable place we call NC State.”
– Wendell Murphy ’60
NC State Trustee, Murphy Family Farms Chair, and Former State Legislator and Teacher
As a land-grant college, we are driven to prepare extraordinary educators who equip students with STEM workforce capabilities. The state’s well-being depends on it.
Mary Ann Danowitz, D.Ed.
Dean, NC State College of Education
How We Prepare Extraordinary Educators
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