Purdue University College of Education

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October 27, 2023

College honors 9 faculty first-time book authors

The Purdue University College of Education honored nine faculty with first book awards on September 29 at its all-College fall meeting. “This type of academic publishing is an important metric for the Association of American Universities (AAU),” said Phillip J....

October 25, 2023

Five Education faculty honored as top teachers

Purdue University College of Education faculty continue to contribute to the university’s land grant mission by demonstrating excellence in the classroom. This fall, Purdue honored five Education faculty with two of Purdue’s top teaching honors. Three Education faculty were named to...

October 20, 2023

Education’s H-H Chang named panelist for international AI summit

A renowned Purdue University College of Education faculty member and artificial intelligence (AI) expert will participate as a panelist in the University of Notre Dame’s upcoming “Trustworthy AI Lab for Education Summit”. Hua-Hua Chang, the Charles R. Hicks Chair Professor...

October 18, 2023

NSF awards Menekse team $300K funding for STEM learning project

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a Purdue University College of Education and College of Engineering faculty member $300,000 in funding to enhance student learning and engagement in large lecture STEM courses. Muhsin Menekse (PI), associate professor in the...

October 2, 2023

Purdue celebrates Teaching Excellence Awards for College of Education and other faculty

Purdue University inducted 38 instructors into its Book of Great Teachers, which honors outstanding teaching faculty who have demonstrated sustained excellence in the classroom. The induction ceremony, conducted as part of the annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence, is held every...

September 25, 2023

Lowell to receive AECT Best Practices Award for prospective instructor mentorship program

Strategic mentoring of new teaching faculty could allow online educational programs to grow and expand capacity, save money, and ensure that students receive high-quality instruction, according to Victoria Lowell, clinical professor of Learning Design and Technology (LDT) in the Purdue...