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Grace Green does the wolfie hand sign while standing in front of the Bell Tower.

Apr 28, 2026

Grace Greene ’26MED: ‘I Chose the College of Education Because It Has Always Been One of the Top Ranked Education Programs’

Grace Greene ’26MED comes from a family of NC State alumni, and has always had a goal of earning a degree from the university. Now, her dream is about to come true, as she prepares to graduate from the NC State College of Education with a master’s degree in elementary education.
A group of Transformational Scholars stand together in downtown Raleigh.

Apr 27, 2026

‘The Program Has Opened Doors to Opportunities:’ First Transformational Scholars Prepare to Graduate from College of Education

Laura Bostic ’26 always knew that she wanted to make an impact on her Eastern North Carolina community and that she wanted to work with kids. Seeing how much of an impact her own teachers made as she was growing up, she decided to become a teacher and enrolled in the NC State College of Education, where she was accepted into the first cohort of the Transformational Scholarships Program.
A photo of new College of Education faculty member Jocelyn Miller.

Apr 16, 2026

Jocelyn Miller Joining College of Education as Assistant Professor of Elementary Sciences/STEM Education

Jocelyn Miller will join NC State's College of Education as an assistant professor of elementary science/STEM education, beginning August 16, 2026. Currently, Miller is an instructor of undergraduate science education at Texas Tech University.

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Feb 11, 2026

Three NC State Alumni Named NCCAT Burroughs Wellcome Fund N.C. Beginning Teacher of the Year Award Finalists

Three NC State alumni who received their educator preparation through the College of Education have been selected as finalists for the 2026 North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT) Burroughs Wellcome Fund N.C. Beginning Teacher of the Year Award.

Dec 5, 2025

Bailey McGuire ’13 Named Stanly County Teacher of the Year

Bailey McGuire‘’13 was named Stanly County Teacher of the Year earlier this year, but it’s her experience in the NC State College of Education that she says truly prepared her to be successful in the classroom.

Nov 3, 2025

‘We Have Made a Practice of Talking About Math:’ Chapel Hill Teachers Share Impact of Project AIM Partnership

eachers in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, who have engaged in professional development through Project AIM for the past two years, share how the experience has impacted their teaching and their students.

Sep 16, 2025

Amber Autry ’24 Named Cumberland County Schools’ 2026 Beginning Teacher of the Year

After earning a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, Amber Autry ’24 followed her dream of returning to teach in her hometown of Stedman, North Carolina, where she transitioned into teaching high school science at her alma mater, Cape Fear High School. It’s there that her passion for supporting students was recognized with Cumberland County Schools 2026 Beginning Teacher of the Year Award.

Sep 5, 2025

College of Education Alumni Receive Donations of Classroom Supplies through Partnership Begun by Assistant Teaching Professor Jill Jones

As a first-year teacher, there are a lot of supplies Ryleigh Rodgers ’25 needed to fill her classroom. For her and four other recent College of Education graduates, the burden of acquiring classroom supplies was eased by a partnership between Assistant Teaching Professor of Literacy Education Jill Jones and the Cary-Page chapter of the Rotary Club.
A photo of Skylar

Aug 14, 2025

Teaching Fellow Skylar Schlossberg Enjoys Seeing Students’ Excitement When They Learn Something New

Skylar Schlossberg's mother, a teacher, inspired her to pursue a career in education, and this semester Schlossberg will join the College of Education as an elementary education major and N.C. Teaching Fellow.

Callie Fogleman

Aug 14, 2025

Teaching Fellow Callie Fogleman Looks Forward to Educating Future Generations

Callie Fogleman's teachers helped her find success in the classroom, and now, as an incoming N.C. Teaching Fellow and elementary education major, she hopes to do the same for her future students.