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  • Dean Gerardo Gonzalez (left) with Sara Albadi, who received her master's degree in art education during the IU School of Education convocation ceremony on Dec. 15, 2012.

    Celebrating graduates, renewing purpose

    Inspiring words from grads at convocation

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  • Candace Ewing, left, and Jane Foley, senior vice president of Milken Educator Awards (Courtesy Milken Family Foundation).

    Alumna takes top honor

    22nd Milken Award winner among alumni

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  • A rehearsal of the opera "Carmen" at Indiana University in 2006 (courtesy Indiana University).

    Success more than money

    SNAAP survey polls arts graduates

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  • A new report issued by the Indiana University Project on Academic Success and the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center finds a fuller reporting of nontraditional student pathways finds more complete a college degree than generally reported.

    More pathways, more degrees

    Study: road to college completion curves

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  • Photo of Dean Gerardo Gonzalez

    Dean named “Hispanic Influential”

    Among 50 top leaders in U.S.

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Student Spotlight

“To prepare to teach, you really have to think about the different types of classrooms you will have. You might have a classroom with students who don’t speak English, or who have little to no reading experience, or there may be one student who just doesn’t understand something.”

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Diamond Malone

Diamond Malone
Elementary Education
Class of 2014

Highlights

IU School of Education alumna earns nation’s highest honor for teaching science

Stacy McCormack

Stacy McCormack
Penn High School, Mishawaka, Indiana

“It takes a special person to be a teacher, and it is not a job that just anyone can perform well. Seek ways to be exceptional in an environment where ‘standard’ is the norm.”