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Spring 2021-2022 Dean's List

Spring 2021-2022 Dean's List

Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2021-2022 College of Education... read more

Classes of 2020 and 2021 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony

Classes of 2020 and 2021 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony

When COVID-19 forced the university to move the 2020 commencement ceremony online, Dean... read more

June 2022 Good News in the College of Education

June 2022 Good News in the College of Education

​The DePaul COE Education Doctoral Student Association (EDSA) annual conference took place on... read more

Honors Convocation 2022

Honors Convocation 2022

Honors Convocation, held in the Lincoln Park Student Center on June 9. 2022, gathered over 275... read more

Winter 2021-2022 Dean's List

Winter 2021-2022 Dean's List

​​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2021-2022​ College of... read more

College of Education Winter Forum: Educators and School Boards Respond to Disinformation, Censorship and Disruption

College of Education Winter Forum: Educators and School Boards Respond to Disinformation, Censorship and Disruption

​​The Colle​ge of Education Winter Forum: Educators and School Boards Respond to Disinformation,... read more

April 2022 Good News in the College of Education

April 2022 Good News in the College of Education

​ On March 2, Jaylon Joyner, an alumnus of the MS in Sport, Fitness, and Recreation... read more

COE Performs Well in US News and World Report Rankings

COE Performs Well in US News and World Report Rankings

​ The College of Education’s graduate programs performed well in the latest US... read more

February 2022 Good News in the College of Education

February 2022 Good News in the College of Education

​​​The College of Education participated in the DePaul Blue Demon Challenge on January 27,... read more

Autumn 2021-2022 Dean's List

Autumn 2021-2022 Dean's List

​​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2020-2021 College of Education... read more

2020-2021 End of Year Report Card

2020-2021 End of Year Report Card

​​The 2020-2021 academic year was a challenging one but the DePaul College of Education rose to the... read more

December 2021 Good News in the College of Education

December 2021 Good News in the College of Education

​​​Fall 2021 Staff Recognition Awards were bestowed upon the following staff members for going... read more

Survey Solicits Student Feedback on Racial Justice and Equity

Survey Solicits Student Feedback on Racial Justice and Equity

​The Antir​acist Student Group, formed by faculty and staff in the spring of 2020, distributed a... read more

COE's Stockyard Institute Shares 25 Years of Art and Radical Pedagogy

COE's Stockyard Institute Shares 25 Years of Art and Radical Pedagogy

​Jim Duign​an founded the Stockyard Institute in 1995 in the Back of the Yards neighborhood of south... read more

October 2021 Good News in the College of Education

October 2021 Good News in the College of Education

Andrea Kayne, JD published the book Kicking Ass in a Corset: Jane... read more

Spring 2020-2021 Dean's List

Spring 2020-2021 Dean's List

​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2020-2021 College of... read more

Graduating Teacher Education Senior Wins Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship

Graduating Teacher Education Senior Wins Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship

Hannah Hartung has been interested in teaching abroad since 2019. She was preparing to teach in... read more

June 2021 Good News in the College of Education

June 2021 Good News in the College of Education

​​ Sr. M. Paul McCaughey hosted the 2021 Summer Global Catholic Seminar to... read more

2020-2021 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Report

2020-2021 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Report

    This report details the activities, events, conversations and meetings... read more

Winter 2020-2021 Dean's List

Winter 2020-2021 Dean's List

​​​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2020-2021 College of... read more

Black Mental Health Matters

Black Mental Health Matters

The Egan Office at DePaul hosts a quarterly speaker series called “Chicago Mosaics.” On March 6, the... read more

April 2021 Good News in the College of Education

April 2021 Good News in the College of Education

​​​​​On March ​6, Drs. Deanna Burgess, Darrick Tovar-Murray, and Autumn Cabell, in partnership with... read more

March 2021 Good News in the College of Education

March 2021 Good News in the College of Education

​​On Februa​ry 11, Dr. Autumn Cabell presented on a panel for a webinar titled “The Impact of Dual... read more

College of Education Establishes COE Appeal Fund Scholarship

College of Education Establishes COE Appeal Fund Scholarship

​​​​​​​Following the onset of the global pandemic, the College of Education’s staff, faculty, and... read more

Autumn 2020-2021 Dean's List

Autumn 2020-2021 Dean's List

​​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2020-2021 College of... read more

February 2021 Good News in the College of Education

February 2021 Good News in the College of Education

​An articl​e on the leadership programs of OIPL in Chicago Catholic highlighted Dr. Donna Kiel and... read more

College of Education Faculty Launch Catholic School Microcredential Collaboration

College of Education Faculty Launch Catholic School Microcredential Collaboration

​ Dr. Donna Kiel, Director of the Office of Innovative and Professional Learning (OIPL) and... read more

January 2021 Good News in the College of Education

January 2021 Good News in the College of Education

​Welcome to Good News in the College of Education, a listing of some of the great... read more

What We Did Over Winter Break

What We Did Over Winter Break

While the holidays looked different for everyone this year, the College of Education faculty... read more

December 2020 Good News in the College of Education

December 2020 Good News in the College of Education

​Welcome t​o Good News in the College of Education, a listing of some of the great things our... read more

November 2020 Good News in the College of Education

November 2020 Good News in the College of Education

​​Welcome to Good News in the College of Education, a listing of some of the great things our... read more

Organizing to Advance Antiracism, Equity, and Inclusion

Organizing to Advance Antiracism, Equity, and Inclusion

Following discussions in June in the wake of George Floyd's killing, many DePaul College of... read more

Spring 2019-2020 Dean's List

Spring 2019-2020 Dean's List

​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2019-2020 College of... read more

Winter 2019-2020 Deans List

Winter 2019-2020 Deans List

​Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2019-2020 College of... read more

Conquering Online Course Design

Conquering Online Course Design

​ In Spring Quarter of 2017, over 6,200 students were enrolled in at least one online class at... read more

Congratulations to the First Special Education (BS) Cohort

Congratulations to the First Special Education (BS) Cohort

In the fall of 2014, the DePaul College of Education undergraduate special education program... read more

Mental Health in the Classroom

Mental Health in the Classroom

Mental health in children is the development of social-emotional competence and... read more

A Study in Experience

A Study in Experience

Sr. M. Paul McCaughey, Professional Lecturer in the DePaul College of Education Department of... read more

Leading by Example

Leading by Example

Lakisha Moore (BS ’12) knew early on that she was called to be of service to others. “As a young... read more

DePaul University Awards Honorary Degree to Daisaku Ikeda

DePaul University Awards Honorary Degree to Daisaku Ikeda

In late December, The Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., president of DePaul University,... read more

Developing a Joy of Reading

Developing a Joy of Reading

Reading is critical to learning and critical to life. Reading enables us to enhance our knowledge,... read more

Higher Education Informed by Social Justice

Higher Education Informed by Social Justice

What Marvin Lynn (EDU ’93) likes best about being dean of the School of Education at Indiana... read more

Intertwining Research, Service, and Teaching

Intertwining Research, Service, and Teaching

Melissa Ockerman, Associate Professor in Counseling, emphatically states that “If you can’t walk the... read more

Taking Education Outside the Classroom Walls

Taking Education Outside the Classroom Walls

Alison Paul (MA in Social and Cultural Foundations in Education, ’12) was in Colombia when she... read more

The Bilingual Brain

The Bilingual Brain

Many people acknowledge that knowing two languages is a good thing: you are more likely to get a... read more

The Growing Demand for Quality Educators

The Growing Demand for Quality Educators

Last Spring, media outlets reported that the Hawaii Department of Education, dealing with a... read more

​Alumna Shapes California’s English Learner Programs

​Alumna Shapes California’s English Learner Programs

In 1981, then-professor Rafaela Weffer presented her class with excerpts from “The Six-Hour... read more

A Case for Teaching Mindfulness in the Classroom

A Case for Teaching Mindfulness in the Classroom

Today’s world is extremely fast paced and holds more distractions than ever before.  Children... read more

Graduate Aims to Shape Bilingual Education

Graduate Aims to Shape Bilingual Education

CHICAGO — At a young age, Erik Martinez learned that a strong education was worth extra effort, even... read more

Middle School Mindset

Middle School Mindset

In October, 2016, Hollywood is set to release “Middle School: The Worst Years of my Life” –a... read more

A Pedagogy of Possibility

A Pedagogy of Possibility

For over fifteen years, Horace R. Hall, DePaul associate professor of educational policy studies... read more

DePaul Alumna Finds Her True Calling as a School Counselor

DePaul Alumna Finds Her True Calling as a School Counselor

Lindsay Wagner (MED ’10) always wanted to work in education. Yet, after graduating from Syracuse... read more

Virtual Reality Turns our View of the Classroom Upside Down

Virtual Reality Turns our View of the Classroom Upside Down

Virtual Reality (VR) is bursting onto the commercial market like a freight train. Facebook... read more