DES students finish summer session
Student participants in the ECU Discoveries in Earth Science (DES) program presented preliminary ideas for science fair projects during the last day of the summer session. During the three-week summer […]
8.9.2023
Mathematics, Science, and Instructional Technology Education
August 2023
July 2023
Partners in progress: Building teacher capacity in the pivotal early years
Contributors: Cameron Gupton, Bradley Sasser, Lisa Becker, Heather House The North Carolina New Teacher Support Program (NC NTSP) is a leader in university-based induction support — a type of professional […]
7.20.2023
April 2023
DES students participate in regional, state fairs
Three of the four Discoveries in Earth Science participants — Brysen Harris, Shane Harris and Owen Muir — presented in regional science and engineering fairs. Shane Harris competed in the […]
4.27.2023
September 2022
Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Dr. Monica Gonzalez
Name: Monica Gonzalez Hometown: Houston, Texas Degree(s): BS in Elementary Education, Med in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Mathematics Education, PhD in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis […]
9.22.2022
August 2022
COE welcomes new faculty and staff members this fall
The College of Education welcomed 17 new faculty and staff members for the 2022-2023 academic year. The new faculty and staff members include Sonya Small (Partnership Teach), Maya Hart (REI), […]
8.31.2022
Discoveries in Earth Science held in-person programming this summer
The Discoveries in Earth Science (DES) program hosted its first in-person summer programming since July 2019. The DES program is open to elementary through high school students with visual impairment […]
8.19.2022
July 2022
Preston appointed as Graduate School faculty fellow
Dr. Ron Preston has been appointed a faculty fellow in the East Carolina University Graduate School to assist with administrative duties during the upcoming academic year starting July 1st. His […]
7.5.2022
December 2021
Research highlights collaborative nature of faculty, alumni
Three recent publications highlight the collaborative nature of the College of Education as well as the success of students post-graduation. Dr. Rhea Miles, a science education professor, published an article […]
12.13.2021
October 2021
Winston named “Most Valuable Professor”
Mrs. Tomegia Winston was chosen by Amelia Davis, a student-athlete on ECU’s volleyball team, as a “Most Valuable Professor.” “She is my ‘MVP,’ because she creates a space where anyone […]
10.28.2021
September 2021
Gonzalez, Lin, Broughton publish research
Three College of Education faculty members have recently published articles in their field. Dr. Monica Gonzalez, along with recent graduate Savannah Phillips, published an article in The Centroid, the journal […]
9.29.2021