Four alumni of the IU School of Education have received the Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest honor for graduates of the school. The award, founded in 1977, recognizes alumni who have enhanced the reputation of the school by distinguishing themselves in their careers through significant professional and civic contributions to their community, state, and nation.
In a swift and comprehensive response to Indiana’s literacy goals, Indiana University has demonstrated its commitment to excellence in teacher preparation by aligning the literacy components of its key education programs with the state’s new Science of Reading requirements.
Meet new friends while getting involved in the IU School of Education through the Dean’s Advisory Council, which works directly with the staff and Associate Dean of Undergraduate and Teacher Education to provide ideas, input, and feedback to help shape policies and procedures for the School of Education.
Serafín M. Coronel-Molina has been appointed as an Expert Member of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Ad-hoc Group 3: Recognition, Status, and Implementation of Policy for Indigenous Languages. This group is tasked with mapping the recognition and status of Indigenous languages within language policies and analyzing how these policies are being implemented.
As a new semester begins, we welcome 15 new faculty members to the IU School of Education. These educators bring a wealth of expertise to the school, with knowledge on topics such as racial literacies in teacher education, intersections of children's literature and elementary mathematics, and care-based education.
Whether you’re a seasoned senior about to secure your first teaching job or a freshman just starting classes at the School of Education, it’s never too early to think about your future career—or to visit our Career Connections office.
Professor Curt Bonk has been named a fellow for the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) 2024. The AECT Fellows program honors members with exemplary accomplishments in educational communications and technology.
As a new school year begins, the IU School of Education is excited for the journey ahead for our new and returning students. This year, we welcome 255 freshmen to our school, a 21% increase in applicants over last year. These students arrive at IU with a median GPA of 3.85.
The project is designed to provide Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) high school science teachers with professional development on effective STEM integration and partner the participating teachers with Indiana University scientists to co-design authentic STEM lessons and activities.
The Counseling and Educational Psychology department has changed its name to Applied Psychology in Education and Research Methodology to better reflect shifts in the composition of the department and fully capture the range of disciplines and academic programs that exist within it.
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