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GVSU programs show success in teacher retention
April 17, 2024
Two mentoring programs from GVSU's College of Education and Community Innovation are proving to be valuable tactics in retaining early-career teachers in Battle Creek Public Schools.
Three Education faculty receive awards
February 5, 2024
Three Education Program faculty members received 2024 GVSU Faculty Awards. These awards honor the outstanding contributions of our Education faculty and were presented at the Faculty Awards Convocation on February 15, 2024.
GVSU partners with schools to provide Michigan teachers
September 28, 2023
New partnerships with the West Michigan Teacher Collaborative and GVSU's Traverse City Regional Center focus on providing teacher certification to Michigan school districts.
Talking Together collaborates across differences
April 17, 2023
Lisa Perhamus and the Padnos/Sarosik Center for Civil Discourse host the Talking Together event during the National Week of Conversation on April 20.
GVSU Addressing Educator Shortage
March 7, 2023
GVSU has multiple programs and collaborations working across generations and communities in the field of Teacher Education to address Michigan's educator shortage and prepare new teachers.
Two Education faculty receive awards
January 9, 2023
Two Education program faculty members received 2023 GVSU Faculty Awards. These awards honor the outstanding contributions of our Education faculty and were presented at the Faculty Awards Convocation on February 14.
Warsen becomes endowed Professor of Civil Discourse
December 5, 2022
Greg Warsen of Educational Leadership was selected as GVSU's new Padnos/Sarosik Endowed Professor of Civil Discourse.
Faculty member's podcast guides future teachers
November 29, 2022
Erica Hamilton and a Hope College colleague co-produce a podcast to help future teachers gain deeper insight into applying literacy in their classrooms.
Education Programs featured in Teach-In
November 7, 2022
GVSU's 10th annual Teach-In on November 9th and 10th features sessions relating to "Power, Privilege, and Difficult Dialogues." Among the presentations, several were created and hosted by students, faculty, and staff from the Education Programs.
Education Faculty and staff volunteer
October 10, 2022
Education Program Faculty and staff participated in a community cleaning event at the historic Oakhill Cemetery, which recently received arboretum designation from The Morton Arboretum in Chicago.