College of Education

Student teachers accept pins to lead and serve

College of Education seniors who were student teachers were pinned in a ceremony Monday night, signifying their time at GCU as they head toward Commencement. […]

A woman's grief turns to celebration with GCU colleagues

When instructional assistant Dr. Cathryn Warren had two miscarriages, she turned to assistant professor Jillian Hartman, who had been through the same misfortune. Through the […]

COE leaders featured at national conferences

College of Education Dean Dr. Meredith Critchfield says GCU is recognized as a thought leader in addressing teacher retention and recruiting. Its leaders will present […]

COE's heart grew 3 sizes in decorating contest

COE Dean Dr. Meredith Critchfield is no Grinch, but she put one on her door. Her idea for an office decoration contest in COE offices […]

Alumni teachers fill 2 neighborhood schools

Lope spirit abounds at Westwood, Sunnyslope with 22 GCU grads Photos by Ralph Freso While noted for helping combat a nationwide teacher shortage, Grand Canyon […]

Eight alum teachers earn Fiesta Bowl wish

The money will go a long way in the classroom. That's what GCU alumni said Wednesday when GCU College of Education leaders granted eight teachers […]

GCU superheroes answer call for teachers

Just how much GCU students have answered the emergency of teacher shortages is even clearer this fall, when 278 students earned paying jobs as student […]

How online student is learning to hear again

Rhonda Lazaroff watched her son graduate from high school after his autism diagnoses as a child and was inspired to overcome her own hearing loss […]

International teaching provides life lessons

Michelle and Andrew Norby got married in June, moved to Africa in July and both started work teaching school in Senegal in August. Quite the […]