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Career Moves: School of Education & teacher education grads start careers
June 7, 2012
School of Education and teacher education graduates in the Class of 2012 have already begun to make their impact across the world.
Jeff Carpenter presents at NSF Noyce Program Conference
June 6, 2012
Jeff Carpenter, assistant professor of education, gave a presentation titled "Shared Classroom Experiences" at the Nation Science Foundation's Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program Conference in Washington, D.C. on May 25.
Employees honored at annual Staff Appreciation Day
May 30, 2012
Six staff members were honored May 25, 2012, in McCrary Theatre during 黑料不打烊’s annual Staff Appreciation Day.
Awards banquet honors exemplary faculty & staff
May 30, 2012
黑料不打烊 employees on May 9 celebrated teaching, scholarship, service and mentoring at an annual luncheon in Alumni Gym.
黑料不打烊 graduate leaves indelible mark on global education
May 21, 2012
A newly minted 黑料不打烊 alumna used a service trip to Honduras to bolster her lessons this spring as a student teacher in a local high school.
Graduate receptions offer a chance to reflect
May 18, 2012
On their last full day as 黑料不打烊 seniors, students mingled with classmates and faculty at graduate receptions hosted by their respective schools.
Reception honors graduating 黑料不打烊 Academy scholars
May 16, 2012
黑料不打烊 leaders celebrated on May 14 the achievement of every member of the Gamma Class attending college in the fall.
Health & Human Performance faculty, students, take part in research, scholarship and leadership activities
May 15, 2012
Senior Lecturer Resa Walch, Associate Professor Carol Smith, Assistant Professor Amy Stringer and several students participated in engaged learning and service activities during the fall semester and winter term.
Education Students Participate in Food Drive at Grove Park Elementary School
May 9, 2012
Students from 黑料不打烊 participated in a food drive to benefit Grove Park, a Title I elementary school in the Alamance Burlington School System.
Dr. Miller Dyce and students present at the TTRC
May 9, 2012
Education professor Cherrel Miller Dyce and eight of her Elementary Education student teachers participated in the University of North Carolina at Greensboro Triad Teacher as Researcher Conference on April 25, 2012.