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September 7, 2020 /
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Following discussions in June in the wake of George Floyd's killing, many DePaul College of... read more
September 1, 2020 /
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August 18, 2020 /
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Congratulations to the following students who were named to the
2019-2020 College of... read more
August 17, 2020 /
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2019-2020 College of... read more
By John Gieger /
September 1, 2017 /
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In Spring Quarter of 2017, over 6,200 students were enrolled in at least one online class at... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
June 12, 2017 /
Posted in: Alumni Spotlight /
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In the fall of 2014, the DePaul College of Education undergraduate special education program... read more
By Mojdeh Bayat /
June 1, 2017 /
Posted in: Topics in Education /
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Mental health in children is the development of social-emotional competence and... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
April 3, 2017 /
Posted in: Faculty Feature /
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Sr. M. Paul McCaughey, Professional Lecturer in the DePaul College of Education Department of... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
April 1, 2017 /
Posted in: Alumni Spotlight /
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Lakisha Moore (BS ’12) knew early on that she was called to be of service to others. “As a young... read more
By Melissa Smith, Action in Education /
February 1, 2017 /
Posted in: Alumni Spotlight /
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What Marvin Lynn (EDU ’93) likes best about being dean of the School of Education at Indiana... read more
By Amy Feiker Hollenbeck /
February 1, 2017 /
Posted in: Topics in Education /
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Reading is critical to learning and critical to life. Reading enables us to enhance our knowledge,... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
February 1, 2017 /
Posted in: COE News /
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In late December, The Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., president of DePaul University,... read more
By Sung Park-Johnson /
December 1, 2016 /
Posted in: Topics in Education /
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Many people acknowledge that knowing two languages is a good thing: you are more likely to get a... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
December 1, 2016 /
Posted in: Alumni Spotlight /
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Alison Paul (MA in Social and Cultural Foundations in Education, ’12) was in Colombia when she... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
December 1, 2016 /
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Melissa Ockerman, Associate Professor in Counseling, emphatically states that “If you can’t walk the... read more
By Martha Mason /
September 1, 2016 /
Posted in: Topics in Education /
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Today’s world is extremely fast paced and holds more distractions than ever before. Children... read more
By Melissa Smith, Action in Education /
September 1, 2016 /
Posted in: Alumni Spotlight /
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In 1981, then-professor Rafaela Weffer presented her class with excerpts from “The Six-Hour... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
September 1, 2016 /
Posted in: Topics in Education /
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Last Spring, media outlets reported that the Hawaii Department of Education, dealing with a... read more
By Hilary G. Conklin /
June 1, 2016 /
Posted in: Topics in Education /
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In October, 2016, Hollywood is set to release “Middle School: The Worst Years of my Life” –a... read more
By Brendan O'Brien /
June 1, 2016 /
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CHICAGO — At a young age, Erik Martinez learned that a strong education was worth extra effort, even... read more
By Courtney Bregar /
March 1, 2016 /
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Virtual Reality (VR) is bursting onto the commercial market like a freight train. Facebook... read more
By Melissa Smith, Action in Education /
March 1, 2016 /
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Lindsay Wagner (MED ’10) always wanted to work in education. Yet, after graduating from Syracuse... read more
By Meredith Gioia /
March 1, 2016 /
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For over fifteen years, Horace R. Hall, DePaul associate professor of educational policy studies... read more