The College of Education established the free educational technology conference through financial support by alumni Robert and Mary F. English. T21CON is set to take place Friday, September 18.
Unit: College of Education
Photo update: Charles DeGarmo’s former home
The College of Education shared a story in 2012 about an Illinois State and University Laboratory School family who bought and restored the home of the late Charles DeGarmo while staying as true to the time period of the home as possible. Recently, we caught up with the homeowners to snap a few photos of some of their latest projects and unique touches.
Back to School Pizza Party for all education majors, August 19
All education majors are invited to attend the Back to School Pizza Party on Wednesday, August 19 from 5-7 p.m. on the DeGarmo Patio.
Jim Thompson retirement August 18
A retirement party for the Department of Special Education’s James Thompson will be from 4-5:15 p.m. Tuesday, August 18, in the Old Main Room at the Bone Student Center.
Parent meeting set for girls basketball
To get the year started off right, there will be an informational meeting for parents of girls basketball players at 6 p.m. Wednesday, August 19, in the Metcalf Large Gym.
Hood and Hunt redefine principal preparation
Lisa Hood and Erika Hunt, senior policy analysts and researchers for the Center for the Study of Education Policy, are redefining leadership development in P–20 education.
College of Education Fall Faculty and Staff Meeting
TheCollege of Education’s 2015 Fall Faculty and Staff Meeting will take place on Thursday, August 13, 2015 from 8-9:30 a.m. (breakfast will be served at 7:30 a.m.) in the Brown Ballroom, BSC. All faculty and staff are encouraged to attend.
Schoon named among 30 most influential deans
College of Education Dean Perry Schoon has been named one of the most influential education deans in the country.
Chicago high schoolers tackle complex problems at ISU’s Math Camp
The weeklong academy allows high school students from the Chicago Public Schools to learn about mathematics, and a bit about themselves in the process.
Video: Graduate program trains students to help kids with hearing loss
The population of children identified with hearing loss is getting younger and younger, a challenge that Illinois State University is addressing head-on by training highly skilled early interventionists.