Four faculty win COE Diversity Mini Grants
Four College of Education faculty received the first COE Diversity Mini Grants for two projects that relate to issues or topics relating to diversity. Drs Jennifer Gallagher and Melissa Wrenn […]
3.2.2020
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March 2020
Three faculty members win Spring 2020 Profiles in Diversity Awards
Three College of Education faculty were awarded the Profiles in Diversity award for the spring 2020 semester. Drs. Rhea Miles, Crystal Renée Chambers, and Christy Howard received the award because […]
3.2.2020
February 2020
Speakers explain importance of equity literacy framework
“What are the knowledge and skills I need to become a threat to the existence of inequity in my spheres of influence? Do I have the will to be that […]
2.26.2020
Counselor Education student wins ACA grand prize
Rebecca Smith, a first year counselor education student, was selected as the grand prize winner of the 2020 American Counseling Association’s Future School Counselors Award. This award recognizes graduate counseling […]
2.21.2020
COE faculty serve as panelists at school librarian professional development
Several College of Education faculty members participated in a panel discussion about helping school librarians reach underserved populations last month. They shared their knowledge and expertise about the specific needs […]
2.13.2020
Matrix of CARE approach works to support children impacted by ACEs
Note: The Matrix of CARE was featured in the Roanoke Beacon on Wednesday, January 29, 2020. A PDF of the scanned article can be found here: “Schools, ECU partner on Matrix […]
2.3.2020
January 2020
REI works with nonprofit professionals on self-care, cause selling
Nonprofit professionals work hard every day with limited resources which can result in burnout if they do not embrace self-care and the organization does not nurture a culture of well-being […]
1.31.2020
Stay up to date with TPRE; submit manuscripts
Theory & Practice in Rural Education has published its second issue called “Co-Teaching in Rural Contexts: Exploring Collaboration in the Classroom.” This issue explores the use of co-teaching in ways […]
1.24.2020
REI has strong showing at NREA 2019
The Rural Education Institute (REI) supported a group of 10 rural educators in attending the National Rural Education Association (NREA) conference in Kentucky during the fall 2019 semester. The group […]
1.6.2020
MLS program celebrates Fall 2019 accomplishments
The College of Education’s Master of Library Science program celebrated many faculty and alumni accomplishments during the fall 2019 semester. Faculty: Assistant Professor Kawanna Bright presented “Teaching privilege & equity when […]
1.3.2020