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Tomorrow’s Learning Leaders – It’s All Elementary

elementary education

New wolf statue on central campus.

May 2, 2017

4 Incoming Education Students Named Goodnight Scholars

The prestigious Goodnight Scholars Program will support four incoming students who will study mathematics education, science education, and elementary education.
Melissa Goto

May 1, 2017

Born to Teach

With the support of the Moshakos Family Teacher Education Scholarship, Melissa Goto is graduating with a degree in elementary education.

Feb 22, 2017

New Master of Education Program Provides “Add-On” to Teachers’ License as Science Specialists

NC State’s College of Education is offering a new Master’s degree hybrid program that will give students the opportunity to specialize in elementary science education.

Jul 18, 2016

Spotlight on Elementary Education Major Anna Schlesinger

The College of Education creates a well-rounded undergraduate experience that prepares students to lead 21st century classrooms. Just ask Anna Schlesinger, a sophomore majoring in elementary education.
Dean Danowitz and Sarah Carrier Carrier with ECI 296 students.

Jun 16, 2016

5 Questions with Dr. Sarah Carrier about the Importance of Informal Education

Sarah Carrier is an associate professor in elementary and science education. One of her areas of research is informal education— that is, learning that takes place outside of the traditional classroom. We asked Carrier to share more about her research and about ECI 296, a special topics course offered every spring semester.
Diane Hunter

May 6, 2016

Tomorrow’s Learning Leaders – It’s All Elementary

The next installment in our “Tomorrow’s Learning Leaders” series focuses on Diane Hunter, who now holds two degrees from NC State. Hunter received her master’s in elementary education at commencement on May 7.