College of Education

Faculty to explore meaning of human flourishing

The first One Foundation Lunch and Learn of the 2021-22 academic year is scheduled for Monday, and this year's topic offers faculty a topic ripe […]

Online student returns lost WWII medals to family

History buff Joseph Fox was looking to add to his collection of antiques when he ventured out to West Virginia's Largest Yard Sale. But something […]

New library, classroom set to create 'teacher leaders'

The Lopes for Literacy Multicultural Library and Lab Classroom are two new College of Education Lopes Live Labs that will help teacher candidates bring their […]

College of Education leaders earn 4 doctorates

Four members of the College of Education faculty recently earned doctoral degrees. Dr. Emily Pottinger, Dr. Alicia Kozimor, Dr. Tracy Angela Vasquez and Dr. Stacy […]

Faculty chair looks to make teaching changes click

Dr. Alicia Kozimor has had a big summer. She was named faculty chair in the College of Education and in late July earned her doctorate. […]

LaPrade sets sail, leaving legacy of calm seas

Dr. Kimberly LaPrade retired as Dean of GCU's College of Education Monday after leading it through a decade of growth, innovation and national accreditation. Now, […]

College of Education leaders address national conference

Julie Blair, Assistant Director of Academic Programs/Assistant Professor, and Dusty Sanchez, Clinical Practice Program Manager from the College of Education, recently took part in the […]

First cohort makes L.E.A.P. to teacher certification

Scott Wade was a lawyer but fell in love with teaching four years ago and is in the classroom under an emergency certification. Lisa Baird […]

GCU graduates become neighborhood teachers

It's as if recent GCU graduate Weylin Pada was back at college. He watched Claire Lee's class lesson and immediately could recall the professor who […]