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Dec 12, 2024

Brayan Diaz ’24PHD: ‘I Aspire to Build and Lead a Research Community Renowned for Its High-quality Work in Transdisciplinary STEM Education’

As a Fulbright Scholar from Chile, Brayan Diaz came to NC State to earn his doctoral degree in the College of Education's Learning and Teaching in STEM science education concentration. Since then, he has drawn on his expertise in STEM education to inform his research, while also collaborating with scholars from around the globe.

Dec 12, 2024

Meet Our Class of 2024

The president of NC State’s Technology and Engineering Education Collegiate Association. A researcher using virtual reality to enrich learning. Devoted school leaders and passionate future teachers. These are just some of the 144 new alumni the NC State College of Education will celebrate during its December 2024 Graduation Ceremony on Dec. 13 in Reynolds Coliseum.

Dec 5, 2024

Adeleigh Graham ’24: ‘I Love the Hands-on Applications for Technology, Engineering, and Design Education’

In her time at NC State, Adeleigh Graham '24 has grown as a technologist and as an educator through the College of Education's technology, engineering, and design education program. Now, as Graham prepares to enter the classroom, she is looking forward to sharing the skills and knowledge she has gained with her students.

Dec 5, 2024

Katina Edwards Townsend ’24PHD: ‘My Goal is to Ensure the Rewards and Benefits of Higher Education, Especially the Value of Community Colleges, is Evangelized at Every Level of Society’

This December, Katina Edwards Townsend '24PHD will graduate from the NC State College of Education with a doctoral degree in community college leadership, which she hopes will allow her to better facilitate instruction in her current role and potentially teach at the community college level.

Dec 5, 2024

Candice Hinton ’18MSA, ’24PHD: ‘It’s Important to Recognize How Both Education and Life Experiences Shape Who You Are and Who You Become’

This December, Candice Hinton '24PHD will earn her doctoral degree in educational leadership, and she hopes to use what she has learned to ensure students stay in school and ensure all learners, no matter their circumstances, have access to an education.

Dec 4, 2024

George Ward III ’97, ’24EDD: ‘My Greatest Hope is to Make a Profound Difference in Students’ Lives’

George Ward III has returned to the NC State College of Education to earn his doctoral degree in educational leadership, with the goal of ensuring every child has access to a quality education and the support they need to succeed.

Dec 4, 2024

Donisha Barnes ’21MSA, ’24EDD: ‘I Have Always Been Passionate About Empowering Others and Making a Difference in the Lives of Children’

During Donisha Barnes' educational journey, she noticed the impact that dedicated teachers and supportive learning environments could have on students. This inspired her to pursue a career in education and, in December, she will graduate from the NC State College of Education with a doctoral degree in educational leadership.

Dec 4, 2024

Mariah Walker ’06, ’10MED, ’12MSA, 24EDD: ‘Education Is Not Just a Career; It Is a Calling to Serve, Empower and Make a Lasting Difference’

As Mariah Walker '06, '10MED, '12MSA, 24EDD prepares to graduate with a doctoral degree in educational leadership, she hopes to continue to make a transformative impact on the lives of public school students in North Carolina.

Dec 4, 2024

Corina De La Torre ’24MED: ‘I Hope to Contribute to Systemic Changes That Make Inclusive, Affirming Education Not Just an Ideal, but a Reality’

To better connect scholarly work with practical impact, Corina De La Torre '24MED decided to pursue a graduate degree in educational psychology. This December, she will graduate with her master's, another step on her path to eventually earning a Ph.D. in the Teacher Education and Learning Science educational psychology concentration.

A photo of Layla Allen receiving the Orange County Schools 2024-25 Beginning Teacher of the Year award.

Nov 26, 2024

Layla Allen ’23 Named Orange County Schools 2024-25 Beginning Teacher of the Year

NC State College of Education alumna Layla Allen '23 has been named Orange County School's Beginning Teacher of the Year.