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Students in the International Training and Education Master's Program Travel to Japan
Sponsored by Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, researchers and students are exposed to Japan’s society and culture.
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‘An Epochal Act of Abolitionist Worldmaking’: New Book Recounts Attica Uprising
Prof. Orisanmi Burton's research extends the story of Attica and highlights its role in today's prison abolition movement.
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School of Education's New Faculty and Staff in Spring 2024
The SOE Community Continues to Expand.
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The Fall 2023 Commencement at the School of Education
Celebrating SOE's EdD and Masters Degree Graduates!
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Resolve to Set Better Goals
AU Psychology professor Brian Yates shares tips on how to reach goals and change habits.
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Dual Enrollment Program Celebrates Its Fifth Year at AU
The program is the first offering from SOE’s Teacher Pipeline Project.
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Northrop Grumman Foundation Scholarship Recipient Announced
Luis Paredes Alvizurez received a full scholarship to become a math teacher.
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SOE is Accredited by CAEP
The gold standard in quality for educator preparation programs reports no areas for improvement.
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SIS Professor Empowers Women Veteran Entrepreneurs
SIS professor Krista Tuomi is an instructor for the Veteran Women Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship (V-WISE) program.
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Ten Years at AU
The Community-Based Heritage Language Schools Conference has highlighted heritage language instruction taking place in communities nationwide.
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