College of Education

GCU alum wins Diamondbacks' teaching award

Ali Nelson found herself standing on a professional baseball field Sunday, right in front of high-priced professional athletes warming up for the Arizona Diamondbacks game. […]

Cicogna writes and teaches literature of lessons

When Emil Cicogna couldn't get his students to read as a high school teacher, he brought in copies of his own manuscript. The students were […]

Week of events geared to students' financial success

Personal Financial Success Week, which began Monday and will continue through Thursday, provides students with information they desperately need, considering the number of Americans living […]

GCU fetes finalists for top STEM teaching award

STEM educators who are movers and shakers when it comes to teaching math and science were on campus Saturday to celebrate the Presidential Awards for […]

Grads go far to applaud in-person Commencement

The second of seven makeup Commencement ceremonies Monday proved once again that graduates will travel long distances to celebrate earning their degree. “I just felt […]

Education faculty's videos are a hit with students

GCU College of Education students are learning a lot these days. "Wow, this is what my professor does outside of class?" asked Emily Sharp, a […]

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 […]