Illinois State University’s Chicago Teacher Education Pipeline had a blast this summer with all four cohorts in the Teach Chicago Tomorrow (TCT) program following Illinois State pathways
The Publication Proactive Search aims to automate retrieval of scholarly outputs instead of relying on manual entry.
K-12 teachers working on their master’s or post-master’s course work can now benefit in multiple ways from earning national board certification in just one year!
Students and alumni from all industries and areas of study connect with employers at the fall career fairs.
Dr. Carrie Hurby’s 2023 publication follows the leadership journeys of 13 women.
Career Services is pleased to host its annual You Can Work at ISU Student Hiring Event on August 15.
The College of Education (COE) is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of impactful educators across our community. COE alum and current School District U-46 teacher Aimee Hutchison Legatzke, ’03, was honored with the 2024 Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching for her profound work in her kindergarten classroom.
Elementary education was the top major among Illinois State University graduates in May, with 226 students earning their bachelor’s degree. A total of 347 bachelor’s degrees and 37 master’s degrees were awarded in the School of Teaching and Learning.
What Dr. Deborah MacPhee is most proud of in her seven-year tenure as director of the Mary and Jean Borg Center for Reading and Literacy is the development and growth of the tutoring program. She stepped down May 15 to focus on literacy education.
When Dr. Sara Harms was a cooperating teacher in a high school classroom, it was a good experience, but she never really felt like she knew what she should be doing. That became the seed for her dissertation.
