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Students in the Global Gateway for Teachers program can gain their student teaching experience with a teaching placement in the Navajo Nation, an assignment that graduates call influential and inspiring.
Meredith Park Rogers has been selected to receive the Outstanding Mentor award from the Association for Science Teacher Education, an international organization that promotes scholarship, collaboration, and innovation in science teacher education, and seeks to advance policy and practice that contributes to more just and equitable outcomes for teachers of science.
Robert Q. Berry III has been appointed dean of the Indiana University Bloomington School of Education, effective April 1, 2025. Berry will join IU from the University of Arizona, where he is currently the dean and Paul L. Lindsey and Kathy J. Alexander chair in the College of Education. He succeeds Anastasia “Stacy” Morrone, who has served as dean since July 2021.
According to the United Nations, Indigenous people make up more than 5,000 distinct groups and speak more than 4,000 of the world’s estimated 7,000 languages. Indiana University Bloomington hosted more than 100 representatives from several of those global Indigenous groups during the inaugural Conference on Global Indigenous Studies.
Within the sports psychology team at IU Athletics, Eli Friedman primarily focuses on athletes with the men’s basketball team, women’s basketball team and wrestling team, where he addresses the intersection of mental health and performance, both at the individual and team levels.
Ava Lentz is a senior at the IU School of Education majoring in counseling and student services. She recently shared a day in her life on Instagram, where she discussed what she’s involved in at IU, including the Dean’s Advisory Council.
Jillian Kinzie, Associate Director of the National Survey of Student Engagement, has been honored with an inaugural award recognizing Innovative Leadership for High-Impact Practices by the organizers of the Indiana University Assessment Institute.
A new program from the Global and International Engagement office gives faculty at the IU School of Education a chance to be study-abroad mentors. The project is called COOL Mentors after the four stages faculty go through as part of it: course development, overseas travel, overseas leadership, and mentorship.
Maryellen McClain has received the American Psychology Association Division 16’s Contributions to Mentorship Award. An associate professor of school psychology, McClain said mentorship is extremely important to her, and being recognized on the national level for something she cares so deeply about was particularly special.
Jackie Adams is a junior studying elementary education with a focus in literacy who shared a day in her life last week. From her field experience off campus to classes and club events, Jackie took viewers through her day—and even introduced her new puppy.
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