College of Education

'Lunch and Learn' breaks bread on materialism

The first "Lunch and Learn" of the Integration of Faith, Learning and Work speaker series featured a discussion about what it means to not live […]

'Lunch and Learns' demonstrate faith in faculty

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work is an important part of the classroom experience at GCU, and this year the faculty is having more […]

Hurley named vice chair for The Education Coalition of Arizona

 By Jeannette Cruz GCU News Bureau Dr. Beverly Hurley, academic alliances director for Grand Canyon University's Strategic Educational Alliances, has been named vice chair of The Education […]

GCU graduate loves 'flipped classroom' teaching method

GCU graduate Amber Loyd is giving back to the high school she once attended by implementing a new way of teaching mathematics to a class […]

COE student earns highest Girl Scout award

Kaylynn Vavrick, a freshman at GCU has earned the highest award through the Girl Scouts. Gold Award recipients spend between one and two years on […]

College of Ed staff makes Mother’s Day special

Nearly a dozen GCU College of Education staff members made Mother’s Day extra special by volunteering with Save the Family, a nonprofit that gives a […]

Antelope Intros: Ashley Silva and Paige Ferrari

This week's Antelope Intros feature two proud GCU alums who are excited to begin their new ventures. One likes to exercise and test her creativity […]

Former Rodel student teachers complete their service

At the Celebration of Excellence by Rodel Foundation of Arizona, GCU’s former Rodel Promising Student Teachers, Patricia Messner and Amber Loyd, were recognized for having completed their […]

Commencement Day 2: Lifetime achievement award

The commencement ceremony stopped for a few seconds Saturday afternoon so that 73-year-old Diana Dilcher could be properly acknowledged for getting her degree in communications. […]