College of Education

Master's graduate earns A in perseverance

Lauren Martinez wasn't sure if this was the right time to pursue a master's degree, especially with a full-time teaching job and three children to […]

Spectrum of research revealed at annual colloquium

Alleviating the early struggles of online students, providing more support for remote teachers and examining the Christian perspective of ageism and health care were among […]

Students hear from pros during Lopes Teach Up Week

Lopes Teach Up Week included the College of Education Dean’s Speaker Series on Tuesday that featured award-winning alumni and Wednesday’s Lopes Leap to Teach and […]

Serendipity abounds on College of Education leaders' 75th podcast

They went from the first “robot episode” of tightly reading a script to the easy banter and friendly vibes of a recently dropped 75th podcast […]

GCU alums capture top national educator award for third straight year

College of Education alumna Aga Cook and Ashley Meyer both won one of the nation’s premier educator honors last week in surprise ceremonies at their […]

A teacher's livestream brings education students right into classroom

Dr. Brandon Juarez puts his College of Education students in the midst of a real third-grade classroom – all without leaving campus. His livestream of […]

GCU's Indonesian basketball player finds home at education job fair

It was a heartwarming moment at the education job fair on Prescott Field on Tuesday when GCU basketball player Derrick Xzavierro visited the chaplain and […]

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 […]

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 […]