Alum of Chicago-based hybrid special education Ed.D. program Sara Jozwik talks about her experience in the program.
Reflections of a special education doctoral alum: Sara Jozwik
Unit: College of Education
Reflections of a special education doctoral student: Nancy Lopez
Nancy Lopez was the department chairperson of special education at Thornton High School, located south of Chicago, when she first started in the Department of Special Education at Illinois State’s hybrid, Chicago-based doctoral cohort program.
University High School ranked among best in state, nation
University High School, an Illinois State Laboratory School, was ranked 25th among all high schools in Illinois and 315th in the United States by Niche.
ISU professor receives Excellence in Teaching Award
Illinois State Special Education Professor Maribeth Lartz has received the Excellence in Teaching Award 2015 in the Illinois Teacher Education Division from the Council for Exceptional Children.
Advisors to be honored at Founders Day
Four advisors will be honored at the upcoming Illinois State University Founders Day celebration on Thursday, February 18, for their commitment and dedication to student success.
Letter from the executive director
I am pleased to welcome our students, faculty, staff, teachers, and community partners back for the spring 2016 semester and kick off the new year with the relaunch of our newsletter, Perspectives from the Front Line, which has been on hiatus since June 2015. After talking to our in-house contributors, we have decided to change
Ramsey Musallam to keynote T21CON in September 2016
TED Talks presenter and high school chemistry teacher Ramsey Musallam will keynote Illinois State’s 7th annual Teaching in the 21st Century Conference (T21CON) on Friday, September 23.
Redbirds student-teaching in San Antonio share early reflections
Illinois State middle-level education majors student-teaching in San Antonio during the spring semester share an early update on how things are going in the Lone Star State.
Special ed majors invited to meetings on Washington D.C. trip
Special education majors are invited to attend interest sessions on the Washington, D.C., policy immersion trip scheduled for Wednesday, February 3, from 6-7 p.m. and Thursday, February 4, from 11 a.m.-noon in 551 DeGarmo Hall.
Deadlines for COE summer study abroad programs, February 1 and March 1
The deadlines for the College of Education’s summer study abroad programs, that include England, Ireland, Spain, Japan, and Costa Rica, are fast approaching!
