College of Education
Dr. James L. Moore III To Deliver Keynote at 2nd Annual Don C. Locke Symposium
The NC State College of Education will hold the second annual Don C. Locke Multiculturalism and Social Justice Symposium Thursday, March 21, at 4 p.m. with Dr. James L. Moore III delivering the keynote address.
Parents & Families Weekend
Check out what we are up to in the College of Education. Drop in and enjoy treats and giveaways, mingle with guests, and explore the newly renovated Media and Education Technology Resource Center (METRC). Please RSVP your attendance at the […]
People of Poe | Kay Sumpter on Choosing NC State Education
Kay Sumpter just began her first year at the NC State College of Education. As a member of the Goodnight Scholars Program, Sumpter comes to the college from Lee County High School and plans to major in Elementary Education. Sumpter talks about her goals for her undergraduate studies and how the NC State College of Education will set her up for success as an educator.
EdNC: NC State Education’s New Undergraduate Student Enrollment Jumps 29 Percent
The NC State College of Education begins the 2018-19 academic year with an expected 500 new undergraduate and graduate students—the college’s largest group of incoming students in over eight years. New students include an expected 141 first-year and transfer undergraduate students, which is a 29 percent increase in the number of new undergraduates from the same time last fall.
Winzeler Named Co-Chair of UNC System Competency-Based Education Task Force
Alison Winzeler, director of NC State College of Education’s North Carolina Teachers of Excellence for All Children (NC TEACH) program, has been named co-chair of the University of North Carolina System Competency-Based Education Task Force.
Fordham Institute Flypaper: Addressing Inequities in a Cartographic Age
Assistant Professor Anna Egalite discusses how two stakeholder groups -- policymakers and parents -- can benefit from Fordham's Charter School Deserts map. The map reveals census tracts with poverty rates greater than 20 percent and no charter schools.
NC State Education Alumnae Win Countywide First-Year Teacher Awards
Rebeka Townsend and Kennedy Wilmer, both members of the College of Education Class of 2017 and teachers in the Wake County Public School System, talk about their experiences as first-year teachers and what winning this award means to them.
Open House: Adult, Workforce, and Continuing Professional Education Program
Join us for an open house featuring the Adult, Workforce, and Continuing Professional Education Program. This program blends expertise in design, implementation, and evaluation of informal and formal education initiatives. Students develop skills in the teaching and learning process, leadership, and […]
Open House: Community Counseling, Education and Research Center
The Community Counseling, Education and Research Center (CCERC) is holding an open house Thursday, April 19, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at their new location.
Open House: Adult, Workforce, and Continuing Professional Education Program
Join us for an open house featuring the Adult, Workforce, and Continuing Professional Education Program. This program blends expertise in design, implementation, and evaluation of informal and formal education initiatives. Students develop skills in the teaching and learning process, leadership, and […]