Illinois State senior Karly Enger has been questioning the status quo and their own identity since they were a child.
Student fights to make ISU more inclusive
Unit: College of Education
Gift a seat: Metcalf’s Hayden Auditorium is getting a new look
Thomas Metcalf School’s Hayden Auditorium is undergoing a renovation. By making a gift of $300, you can underwrite a seat for Hayden.
Cultivating Critical Hope through Acts of Solidarity with Communities student forum
On April 2, a student forum entitled Cultivating Critical Hope through Acts of Solidarity with Communities was held at Northeastern Illinois University. The forum was developed and led by a collaborative team of faculty from various Illinois colleges of education.
ISU immersion visit inspires education student to spring into action
The week of March 7th marked the 2016 Spring Break week for all Illinois State University students, a week to rest and refocus. Meet Chanel Howard, an ISU Special Education major student who did just that! After taking a College of Education redesigned course offered by Dr. Lucille Eckrich, Chanel observed a local High School in the East Garfield Park Community on the West-side of Chicago.
Pilsen community tour inspires discovery for ISU students
This semester, as part of their clinical visits to Pilsen, Illinois State University students participated in self-guided tours of the neighborhood.
College of Education-branded apparel available through April 25
ISU College of Education-brand apparel is now available through an online store through April 25.
Fingerspelling Bee comes to Illinois State, April 21
Dozens of elementary and middle level students from around Illinois will showcase their skills at the Fingerspelling Bee on ISU’s campus, Thursday, April 21 at 11 a.m. in Prairie Room South, Bone Student Center.
Q&A with New Teacher Conference keynote speaker Greg Michie
The College of Education sat down with this year’s New Teacher Conference keynote speaker, Greg Michie. Read about his journey and a glimpse at what he will discuss at the conference.
U-High teacher Robert Fitzgerald receives Fulbright award
University High School social science teacher Robert Fitzgerald has been offered a Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching grant to the United Kingdom.
Perry Schoon named American Council on Education fellow
Perry Schoon, College of Education dean at Illinois State University, has been named an American Council on Education (ACE) fellow for the 2016-2017 academic year.
