College of Education

With professor's help, Mr. Hitch changed a school

Teachers often talk about inspiring their students to teach others. That is what happened to GCU Assistant Professor Dr. Paul Danuser and his student, Andrew […]

K12 conference explores student behavior buy-in

The top issue in Arizona schools right now is student behavior. It's not always been good, especially after the pandemic when many students lost ground, […]

Kern grant launches Character Education center

The Kern Family Foundation has awarded a $2.27 million grant to Grand Canyon University to launch the Canyon Center for Character Education. The three-year grant […]

Kern Family Foundation awards $2.27 million grant to enhance character education in schools

Phoenix, AZ (June 7, 2022) – Grand Canyon University has received a three-year $2.27 million grant from the Kern Family Foundation to enhance character formation […]

GCU-Empower union has students coming, going

GCU has been sending some of its top College of Education students and graduates to work at nearby Empower College Prep, and now the K-12 […]

GCU videos show how to help students with disabilities

GCU News Bureau Julie Blair, Assistant Director of Academic Programs for the College of Education, knew where to go for subjects of her videos. She […]

Alumna wins prestigious national educator award

Melissa Martin went to school in Chinle, Arizona, in the Navajo Nation, then taught and coached there. But when she led the Chinle Junior High […]

Faculty honored for aiding students' career success

Professors step up in the classroom with lectures, PowerPoint presentations and the like. But they also encourage and mentor students in their undergraduate research, link […]

Radda to retire: Provost looks back on 12-year run

By Rick Vacek GCU News Bureau Dr. Hank Radda is retiring after 12 years as Provost of Grand Canyon University, effective July 15. That’s the […]