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Ashley Lawson Wins NCCTM Outstanding Mathematics Education Student Award
The undergraduate student is recognized for her excellence in mathematics education by the North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Applications Open for TIP Teaching Scholars Award Program
A new program designed to create a teacher pipeline for rural and semi-rural areas in North Carolina is now accepting applications from NC State juniors or seniors who will complete their student teaching during the 2018-19 academic year.
N&O Editorial Board: NC State Steps Up for Rural Schools, Teachers
Our new TIP Teaching Scholars Award Program "is a grand example of how a public university does something, really does something, to help people in the state, and areas of the state, that need that help," writes the Raleigh News & Observer's editorial board.
N&O: Program Targets Rural Teacher Shortages
Of a new partnership to create a teacher pipeline for underserved areas in North Carolina, NC State College of Education Dean Mary Ann Danowitz tells the Raleigh News & Observer: "The question became, what can we do fast to get qualified teachers into the areas with the strongest needs?”
People of Poe | Julia Hnatt on Her Inspiration to Teach
Meet Julia Hnatt: native of the Triangle area, member of the NC State Dance Team and a junior studying middle grades education.
TIP, NC State Education Establish $10K TIP Teaching Scholars Award Program
The program will create a pipeline of teachers for rural and semi-rural areas in North Carolina.
NPR: If Your Teacher Looks Likes You, You May Do Better In School
Assistant Professor Anna Egalite talks with NPR about a new study she co-authored that provides insight into the way students actually think and feel about the teachers who look like them and those who don't.
People of Poe | Jed McLaughlin on Why I’ve Changed the Way I Look at Science Education
Meet Jed McLaughlin: native North Carolinian, member of the National Science Teachers Association and a junior studying science education.
Adria Shipp Dunbar on the Role of Technology in Counselor Education
On the eve of leading a webinar for counselors on “13 Reasons Why,” the assistant professor of counselor education talks about what the book and Netflix series means for counselors and about the role of technology in counselor education.
Technology Education Program Ranked No. 2 in the Nation
The NC State College of Education’s technology education program is the only program in North Carolina ranked among Universities.com's Top 10.