College of Education

She crossed a river and a stage to thank family who saved her

Stephanie Oliva-Castellanos survived a perilous trip from Honduras, plucked from the Rio Grande River in Mexico, and more than three decades later walked the Commencement […]

The talented and tenacious bring stories to Commencement stage

Three days of inspiration begins Wednesday at Fall Commencement for online and cohort students, who share their stories of talent and determination that led them […]

My goodness, students put character on display

A student wrote this: People will never forget how you made them feel. Students who attended the Lopes Lead with Character session on Wednesday night […]

COE's Lopes Legacy Wall shows all facets and faces of GCU

The faces and names are both familiar, like 1971 graduate Dr. Jim Rice, and new, like 2019 graduate Jorge Romero. But the 30 alumni who […]

College of Education cuts ribbon on a 'home'

The College of Education has scattered its offices and classrooms throughout the growing campus for several years. On Wednesday, COE leadership declared it has an […]

GCU online faculty showcases its expertise in 15-part magazine series

The online faculty is showing the nation its deep knowledge of online learning in a 15-part series in eLearn Magazine, which recently posted the third […]

College of Education students speak language of love in Madrid

Five College of Education students did more than teach English recently in Madrid, Spain. Their education mission was a lesson for them, too. They not […]

GCU's summer STEM K12 program passes grade with teachers

Photos by Ralph Freso Luz Maria Van Daam was at a crossroads in her 20-plus years as a teacher at Pueblo Elementary School. “I was […]

Character center's videos highlight good 'vibe' in schools

It's the personal stories that click, says Emily Farkas, Program Director of GCU's Canyon Center for Character Education. It's why she launched a new video […]