Larry and Patricia (Hunkler) Stagen were committed to education throughout their lives. Even now, when both Larry and Patricia are deceased, their legacy continues through the Hunkler-Stagen Teaching Scholarship, originally established within the College of Education in 2008.
Unit: College of Education
Changes for human subjects research coming to Illinois State University
Update on New Federal Regulations The Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) has announced a further delay in the implementation of new federal regulations pertaining to human subjects research. The new implementation date is January 21, 2019. In the announcement, however, permission was given for institutions to implement three “burden-reducing” provisions effective July 19, 2018. ISU has chosen
Special education advocate: 2018 hall of fame inductee John Hoover
Illinois State alum John Hoover ’73 will be inducted into the College of Education’s hall of fame during the University’s 2018 Homecoming celebration.
Elevating instruction in higher education: 2018 hall of fame inductee Jennifer Friberg
Illinois State alum Jennifer Friberg ’06 will be inducted into the College of Education’s hall of fame during the University’s 2018 Homecoming celebration.
Teaching for social change: 2018 hall of fame inductee Loyal Darr
Illinois State alum Loyal Darr ’59 will be inducted into the College of Education’s hall of fame during the University’s 2018 Homecoming celebration.
Students find success in service learning
ISU Fellows working with the Peoria Teacher Education Pipeline help with the unique Law’n Order program for the East Bluff Neighborhood Housing Services.
Students find ‘home’ in Chicago
The Chicago Teacher Education Pipeline team is excited to announce that this fall, two recently graduated Illinois State alum will begin their teaching careers at two ISU partner schools within the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) district.
Pipeline builds new partnership with Latinos Progresando
The Chicago Teacher Education Pipeline will launch a new partnership with Latinos Progresando, a community-based organization in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood.
Quast recognized for research on kindergartners’ perceptions of race
Erin Quast earned honors for her research helping future teachers engage young students in dialogues surrounding diverse books.
Preparing leaders to combat oppression
When Ed Manley reached out to give back to the University, he was focused on supporting efforts to combat the oppression of any group. He found a perfect fit, supporting the College Student Personnel Administration program.