A study room in the Education Library has been dedicated to alumna Kelli Paul in honor of a donation from her and her husband. Paul grew up in Northwest Indiana and came to IU to pursue her dream of becoming a teacher.
A new project will develop an AI assistant to help middle school students better understand scientific data—and provide tools for teachers to use in their classrooms.
Dasha Carver has won the Council of Counseling Psychology Training Programs 2025 Outstanding Graduate Student Award, one of the most prestigious student awards in the field of counseling psychology.
Associate Professor Kyungbin Kwon has received a four-year grant from the National Science Foundation to study semiconductor science and manufacturing. The project will design and test low-cost, tangible, and mixed-reality (MR) learning tools to help students understand how semiconductors work.
Nora Bonomo’s journey at the IU School of Education began before she even arrived at IU. Last May, she participated in the Future Teacher Signing event at her high school, West Vigo High School in Terre Haute, where she and her family celebrated her plans to become a teacher.
Three alumni of the IU School of Education have received the Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest honor for graduates of the school which recognizes alumni who have enhanced the reputation of the school by distinguishing themselves in their careers.
Alexis Briggins, a doctoral candidate in counseling and educational psychology, has been named the Holmes Scholar of the Month from the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education.
A new program at the IU School of Education will provide students with an opportunity to earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years, setting themselves up for a bright future in education.
The new school year is well underway, and we are celebrating milestones and achievements with our new students—and those returning.
Brian A. Burt, an alumnus of the Secondary Education program (B.S., 2004), has won the Dr. Charlie Nelms Distinguished Alumni Award, the most prestigious honor presented to a Neal-Marshall Alumni Club alum whose achievements reflect exceptional professional excellence, leadership, and community impact.
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