College of Education

University updates emergency management plans

Grand Canyon University is in the process of updating how its Public Safety force responds to emergencies and how the campus community is alerted to […]

GCU library to dedicate first permanent donation

GCU has received a collection of more than 700 print and digital books and publications from national education spokesman Dr. Paul D. Houston and from […]

College of Theology introduces 2 new event series

Two new recurring events -- a Lunch and Learn for faculty members and a Ministry Forum open to anyone on campus -- are important additions […]

China trip precedes teaching challenge for alumnus

College of Education alumnus Anthony Perez taught English to ESL students in China before starting a new job as a second grade teacher in Phoenix.

Daily Dose of STEM blog

GCU Today brings you a Daily Dose of STEM-related information to summarize how Grand Canyon University's academic programs are being designed for the future.

With tech programs, GCU sees its focus on the future

The launch of the two new programs signifies Grand Canyon University's re-emphasis on an academic commitment to training on science, technology, engineering and mathematics — […]

A teacher gets a great lesson in Colombia

Jim Mostofo, an assistant professor in the College of Education, went to Medellin, Colombia, in April and had the experience of a lifetime.

Public education at crossroad, GCU paper warns

Without better training, pay and promotion for K-12 teachers, public education in the state will continue its downward spiral, according to a paper presented at […]

COE alumni include four Teachers of the Year

Teachers from across the country have applied lessons learned from GCU in their own classrooms. Meet Elizabeth Barletta (Maryland), Ayesha Hannibal (South Carolina), Anthony Perez […]