College of Education

The Learning Lounge, GCU’s high school tutoring program, is in expansion mode this semester — more students, more tutors, more food and more evidence of its success.

An A+ Assignment: Three GCU Seniors Begin Their Student Teaching Gigs in Phoenix

The fifth-generation Arizonan wears two hats at GCU: one with the College of Education and the other as academic liaison for partnerships in Strategic Educational Alliances. And he’s already known in national math-standards circles.

Dr. Harry Wong, considered the “guru of getting new teachers off on the right foot,” is a sought-after speaker and the author of the book “The First Days of School.”

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s an ornithopter! It all involves flight, which is what gifted elementary students from around the state will be studying during a six-week STEAM Enrichment Program at Grand Canyon University.

The Communications team at GCU has been blogging from commencement ceremonies at the Arena, with stories and photos of the Class of 2013. This is their final installment.

The Grand Canyon University Communications team is blogging today from commencement ceremonies in GCU Arena. Check back throughout the day for updates.

Patricia Greenough, 23, overcame personal learning disabilities to graduate with a master’s in special education from Grand Canyon University.

Six presentations supplied food for thought, with topics ranging from student exercise and nutrition to Angel investing.

Nearly 1,000 educators from Arizona and California descended on GCU Arena for an opportunity to learn a little themselves from Dr. Heidi Hayes Jacobs’ seminar about integrating common core standards into their curriculum.