College of Education

How GCU remains one of largest sources of teachers

Katy Long calls it "the circle of life," not after "The Lion King" song but after GCU's efforts to fill Arizona schools with more teachers […]

GCU duo's prized presentation prompts unity

Months before COVID-19 hit, Dr. Crystal McCabe and Sonya Berges of the College of Education gave a presentation whose driving point was "we are all […]

On TV and job, instructor rates because she relates

Lynette Collins has brought her real-world experience to her GCU online classes in social sciences and education for 10 years. The adjunct instructor was selected […]

Onward, upward: GCU helps students step into jobs

There is one overarching factor in how GCU administrators and faculty are judged: Did their students get good jobs after graduation? It is the true […]

Student workers grateful to keep their GCU jobs

For some GCU students, the prospect of losing income during the pandemic was stressful. But the University made big efforts to keep many student workers […]

Student's work in African school is labor of love

Many people want to make a huge impact on the world, said GCU junior Lidia Botia, but "I would say it is one kid at […]

College of Education faculty stay connected

Teams within the College of Education connected during the semester by meeting virtually over coffee, breakfast or lunch. It made for a happy group.

This mother's degree was born of determination

Nikita Ford had several major reasons why she could have just given up trying to obtain her master's degree, from the births of two sons […]

From town to town, Lopes donned cap and gown

From remote graduation parties to a graduation ceremony on Zoom to a social-distance-minded graduation dinner al fresco from a parking lot across from a Texas […]