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Molly Sue Smith wears her graduation cap and gown while giving the wolfie hand signal.

May 5, 2026

Molly Sue Smith ’26 Receives NC State’s Matthews Medal

Having grown up in a small, rural town in North Carolina, Molly Sue Smith ’26 once felt that attending college would be unattainable. When she did eventually come to NC State, she brought with her a commitment to supporting other students who came from backgrounds with fewer resources.

A group of students stand with Ms. Wuf at the Spotlight Awards.

Apr 21, 2026

College of Education Students Recognized for Leadership, Commitment to Education at 2026 Spotlight Awards

The NC State College of Education’s Education Council recognized undergraduate students for their leadership, spirit and service to the community during its annual Spotlight Awards reception on April 13, 2026.
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Mar 17, 2026

My Student Experience: Students Explore Education Policy Issues through Advocacy in Action Policy Fellowship

Begun in the Fall 2025 semester, the inaugural Advocacy in Action Policy Fellowship is a year-long professional development cohort that aims to help graduate and undergraduate students gain understanding about North Carolina educational policies, connect with experts and practitioners in the field, engage in policy advocacy training and collaborate with peers to develop and implement an advocacy plan based on collective policy interests.
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.
Eden Broderick sitting in a booth

Aug 14, 2025

Goodnight Scholar Eden Broderick: ‘My Heart Will Always Be for the Next Generation’

Since elementary school, Eden Broderick has wanted to be a teacher. As an incoming elementary education major and member of the Goodnight Scholars Program's incoming Class of 2029, she is looking forward to helping her future students better understand the world around them and discover their passions.

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Aug 14, 2025

My Student Experience: Students Gain Hands-on Experience with K-12 Students through Summer Internship Program

Three students in NC State’s College of Education had opportunities to return to their communities this summer to work with K-12 students through the College of Education Summer Internship Program. Learn more about their experiences.

Aug 14, 2025

Transformational Scholar and Goodnight Scholar Emmy Taylor Wants to Give Back to Community That Shaped Her

Emmy Taylor was inspired by her Teaching as a Profession teacher to choose education and become a teacher. This semester, she will join the NC State College of Education as part of the Goodnight Scholars Program's incoming Class of 2029.

Aug 14, 2025

Transformational Scholar Daniel Aguilar Aims to Share Love for History With Future Students

Daniel Aguilar grew up loving football and the field of education. As an incoming Transformational Scholar and middle grades English language arts and social studies education major, he is looking forward to following in the footsteps of his favorite coach and teachers and sharing his love for history with his future students.

Aug 14, 2025

Transformational Scholar and Teaching Fellow Katie Del Key Hopes to Pass On Passion for Chemistry

Not only is N.C. Teaching Fellow and Transformational Scholar Katie Del Key excited to pursue her love for chemistry by majoring in science education, but she is also excited to get a head start in the classroom through Students Advocating for Youth (SAY) Village, a living and learning village for NC State students passionate about serving young people.