College of Education Offices & Resources
Academic Advising
The Advising Office, found immediately as you enter the College of Education building, provides COE students with support and guidance, from orientation to graduation.
Academic Success Center
Located on the second floor, the Academic Success Center (ASC) in the College of Education honors diverse learners and takes an individualized approach toward helping students succeed academically.
Katie Brown Memorial Library
Dedicated to the memory of Katie Brown, a teacher candidate in DePaul University’s College of Education, The Katie Brown Memorial Library grants pre-service teachers access to a collection of quality, award-winning children’s literature to use during their training.
University Tools & Resources
OneDePaul
Through OneDePaul, you will connect with your advisors, instructors and support offices. This integrated system creates your Success Team, ensuring that important communications are shared with you and those who can help you in your success at DePaul University.
Desire-to-Learn (D2L)
Whether you are taking a face-to-face course or an online course, almost all instructors use D2L, DePaul's learning management system. D2L sites are used for each course and include the course syllabus, reading assignments and more. If you have questions about how to use D2L, please consult the
Student Success D2L information page.
EdTrack
EdTrack is an essential means of communication between students and advisors. You will receive important messages about your program progress from the advising and student teaching staff. Students in all teacher education and counseling programs also use this system to keep track of state test scores and clinical placement, as well as apply for student teaching/internship opportunities.
Richardson Library and
Course Reserves
Through the Richardson Library, students have easy access to the library catalog, books collections, interlibrary loan, online databases, ebooks and ejournals. Get research assistance by talking to a research librarian in-person or on live chat. Material placed on course reserves by instructors can be accessed either in person or in most cases online through eReserves.