Four Holmes Scholars named to 2023 cohort
The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Holmes Program named four College of Education PhD students as 2023 Holmes Scholars.
Seward, Pereira give lecture honoring Gentry for LuAnn Aday Award
College faculty Kristen Seward and Nielsen Pereira gave a lecture on behalf of the late Marcia Gentry, professor of educational studies, who was given the Lu Ann Aday Award posthumously at Purdue’s Apr. 6 Excellence in Research celebration.
Stories spark the imagination of Purdue’s first Beinecke Scholar
English Education major Arden Woodall loves teaching, and she loves stories.
Encouraging girls to see themselves as STEM problem-solvers who make a difference
A Boilermaker Educator founded Girls Excelling in Math and Science (GEMS) to inspire her daughter – and all girls – to take higher-level math and science classes in high school and beyond.
Gentry posthumously awarded 2022 LuAnn Aday Award
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.
Purdue Education’s Fiock wins national instructional design award
“Holly Fiock is truly a thought leader in the field of instructional design,” said Jennifer Richardson, College of Education 150th Anniversary Professor. Fiock is the 2023 winner of the Outstanding Service in Postsecondary Instructional Design Award from the University Professional and Continuing Education Association.
