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Find an Education Expert or Champion

Faculty, staff and students in NC State’s College of Education are experts in their field and passionate about talking about why they chose education. Our experts and community can talk about nearly any topic related to education — at any level of education — from pre-K and K-12 education through higher education and adult education. 

In the past year, members of our community have talked to media about AI in education, private school vouchers, K-12 reading, math education, workforce development and educational attainment, and teacher recruitment and retention, among other topics. If you are a member of the media looking to speak to an expert or a champion of the profession of education, let us help connect you with the right people. Contact Executive Director of Marketing and Communication Cherry Crayton.  

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EdNC: Forging Futures: Increasing Graduation Rates for Students in Foster Care

College of Education doctoral student Deandra Tart discusses the impact being in foster care can have on a child’s education. 
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WCNC: North Carolina Schools Are More Segregated Now Than 40 Years Ago, Study Finds

A study by N.C. State shows schools here are more segregated now than in the 1980s. Researchers behind the study say the state’s voucher program for private schools and the recent growth in charter schools are largely to blame. 

The News and Observer: NC’s Public Schools Are Now More Racially Segregated Than They Were in the 1980s

Friday marked 70 years since the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic Brown vs. Board of Education decision that triggered decades of efforts to integrate schools. But N.C. State researchers say the data shows North Carolina’s public schools are more racially segregated now than they were in the late 1980s.