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Driven by their passion for education, two alums found more than a place to grow their knowledge at Erickson Hall By Marco Schimizzi CHRIS THELEN-CREPS “It’s been a winding path, but a good one,” said Chris Thelen-Creps, a 2020 Ph.D. graduate of the Education Policy program. While serving as a full-time AmeriCorps service member in… Read More »
As part of its mission to provide customized, research-based support to schools across the state, MSU’s Office of K-12 Outreach has curated a series of free online resource guides for teachers. K-12 Outreach maintains an unwavering focus on student achievement, offering practical and policy advice to educators, legislative bodies, agencies, associations and foundations. “Our mission,… Read More »
By John Carlson, Professor of School Psychology In the 25 years I’ve spent working as a school psychologist and professor of school psychology, I’ve never seen so much federal, state and local money spent to “harden” school buildings and campuses. The term encompasses a wide array of steps being taken to keep students safe amid… Read More »
The following individuals received doctoral degrees from the College of Education in the program areas and during the semesters noted. To see photos from doctoral convocations, visit the MSU College of Education flickr site: flickr.com/msucollegeofed Fall 2015 Educational Policy Julie Christine Harris Tara Miyoko Kintz Mary Lynn Mason Educational Psychology and Educational Technology Amira Farouk… Read More »
By: Dorinda Carter Andrews, Terah T. Venzant Chambers, Chezare A. Warren We live in a society where schools are not only touted to be sites of learning and innovation, but also safe spaces. On most days, the average parent or guardian sends their child to school giving no second thought to whether s/he will be… Read More »
