College of Education

'Thunder's Herd' is the word at LaPrade book signing

Dr. Kimberly LaPrade has turned the page on "Thunder's Vision," her first children's book to feature Thunder, the campus' beloved antelope mascot. But she hasn't […]

Doctoral alumnus takes a spin on 'Wheel of Fortune'

Dr. Joseph Hattrick, who received his doctoral degree from GCU earlier this year, will appear on "Wheel of Fortune" on Friday night. Interestingly, he said […]

Faculty Focus: Brian Clark

Brian Clark loves sharing knowledge, so much so that his high school students used to have a funny little saying about what makes him tick. […]

Providing a strong Foundation for Christian teaching

The One Foundation Lunch and Learns, which began Friday, offer a perfect opportunity for faculty members to learn more about teaching from a Christian perspective. […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Meredith Critchfield

In a new GCU Today feature, Faculty Focus will highlight outstanding faculty at the University, both ground and online. The first installment is on College […]

College of Education earns national accreditation

GCU's College of Education leaders knew they had a department of skilled faculty and a rigorous and innovative curriculum. Others have agreed. COE was awarded […]

Slideshow: Welcome Week, Day 4

Photos by Elizabeth Tinajero and Enrique Lucha GCU News Bureau Thursday's Welcome Week activities included socials for the Academic and Career Excellence (ACE) centers and […]

Move-In unpacks emotions of volunteers, too

Move-In gets the year started off right for incoming GCU students, but it has the same effect on the volunteers who help them. Whether they're […]

Retiring Dave Smith read grads' names -- and a lot of numbers

Dave Smith was known as the name reader at every GCU graduation the past seven years. He had seven seconds to read the name card, […]