The fact that the United States is experiencing a national teacher shortage is well documented, and there are many contributing factors, including salary concerns, funding cuts, and attrition due to retirements.
Special education alum Parker Duwelius ’19 saw an opportunity to create an environment to help others develop deeper relationships with their peers while volunteering in a special needs classroom.
COVID-19 has affected virtually everything surrounding education, and teachers have had to be extremely creative in delivering learning experiences for their students.
“If you really want to keep a $20 bill safe, put it in your final manuscript. It will still be there waiting for you in 10 years,” one of Dr. Dianne Renn’s colleagues told her years ago.
A Q&A with Dr. Mark Walcott, a successful alum of the higher education administration Ph.D. program.
The former executive director of the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) will take over Grapevine, a trusted source for higher education funding trends in the U.S. since 1961.
Alumnus Gregory Robinson shares why Illinois State was the right spot to earn his Ph.D. in higher education administration.
Alum Messina Lambert shares why Illinois State was the right spot to prepare herself for the leadership role of school principal.
Alum Daniel Suda shares why Illinois State was the right spot to earn his master’s in College Student Personnel Administration (CSPA).
Alumna Janelle Love-White shares why Illinois State was the right spot to earn her master’s in college student personnel administration (CSPA).
