College of Education

GCU is intentional in its job-focused curriculum

Story by Lana Sweeten-Shults, Mike Kilen, Lydia P. Robles and Rick VacekPhotos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue […]

A star is born on Commencement stage

As a child, Addileigh Bowman struggled to clearly speak with a hearing impairment. But with the help of teachers and her parents inspiration she persevered. […]

COE's heart grew 3 sizes in decorating contest

COE Dean Dr. Meredith Critchfield is no Grinch, but she put one on her door. Her idea for an office decoration contest in COE offices […]

College of Education Christmas decorations

College of Education leaders injected extra fun into Christmas by decorating their office doors in various themes and turning it into a competition.

Learning Community and Research Symposium

The Learning Community and Research Symposium on Monday enabled students to demonstrate their outside learning projects. Here's the story.

Symposium intertwines passion with vocation

Monday's Honors College Learning Community and Research Symposium was all about what students have learned outside the classroom. It's all about one word, GCU President […]

Interesting backgrounds? They're over the top

Four online faculty members – Jamie Morris, Debbie Fulthorp, Dr. Emily Shier and Brian Clark – have something in common: Their backgrounds are filled with […]

Alumni teachers fill 2 neighborhood schools

Lope spirit abounds at Westwood, Sunnyslope with 22 GCU grads Photos by Ralph Freso While noted for helping combat a nationwide teacher shortage, Grand Canyon […]

Eight alum teachers earn Fiesta Bowl wish

The money will go a long way in the classroom. That's what GCU alumni said Wednesday when GCU College of Education leaders granted eight teachers […]