Category: EDST

Price selected for CASE cohort, ‘driving impact across Indiana and nationally’

The Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE) named Richard A. Price to its Cohort 2 of the CASE Special Education Leadership Institute.

Purdue College of Education’s Times Higher Ed WUR Rankings in Top 50 worldwide

The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings provide the definitive list of the worlds best universities, with an emphasis on the research mission.

Vanessa Hernandez, Silva Laukkanen, and Dwayne Scheuneman seated next to a statue of John Purdue

Price creates transformative experience for special ed majors, community

Richard Price recently planned and implemented a three-day agenda of undergraduate classes and community outreach activities in a new collaboration with visiting members from REVolutions Dance, an inclusive mixed-ability dance company from Florida.

Emily Feist seated at a desk next to a student. They are completing a worksheet together.

College of Ed’s BCBA® exam pass rate is highest in Indiana

The Behavior Analyst Certification Board® (BACB®) certifies Board Certified Behavior Analysts® (BCBA®) and publishes pass rates for masters students. College of Education Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) students have had the highest pass rate in the state of Indiana in both 2024 and 2023.

Jasmine Begeske holding a certificate on the CEC stage. Surrounding her are Susan Harvey and Kareem L. Thompson.

Begeske named CEC Arts Educator of the Year

The Council for Exceptional Children’s Division of Visual and Performing Arts Education named Jasmine Begeske the 2025 Arts Educator of the Year.

Marshay Jolly holding a certificate. Standing with her are Jennifer Smith and Phillip VanFossen.

‘Collaborative, motivated people’: College honors faculty, staff, students in spring awards ceremony

The College of Education held its annual Faculty, Staff, and Student Awards and Recognition Ceremony on April 18, 2025. “We wish to again congratulate these winners and the other winners of department and university awards this year,” said Phillip J. VanFossen,...