Category: EDST

Marcia Gentry has been selected as a 2022 LuAnn Aday Award recipient upon the recommendation of humanities and social sciences faculty representatives and is approved by the Purdue University Office of Research and the President.

To provide high quality instruction for each and every student, College of Education students and faculty need access to both pre-made assistive technology and customized assistive technology solutions. The College’s Center for Resources and Equipment for Assistive Technology in Education (CREATE) opened for Purdue Education faculty and students in the Fall of 2021 to help meet this need. 

At this year’s Awards Dinner on November 5, Art Education Association of Indiana (AEAI) President Addie Thompson presented Purdue University College of Education’s Jasmine Begeske with a President’s Award.

Stephanie Oudghiri, Abby Laufman, and Angie Holtsclaw have been selected as spring 2023 Service-Learning Fellows. The semester-long Service-Learning Fellows Program is designed to foster the development and institutionalization of service-learning courses and curricula, projects, and scholarly pursuits at Purdue, as well as strengthen collaborative efforts and...

“Purdue University’s College of Education and Brazil’s Universidade Católica Dom Bosco (UCDB) signed a Letter of Intent to explore research collaborations and faculty and student exchanges between the two universities,” said Kathryn Obenchain, associate dean for Learning, Engagement and Global...

Congratulations to a number of College of Education Faculty, staff and students who have received awards for Fall 2022.