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LaVonne I. Neal, Ph. D. - Dean
Lindy Crawford, Ph. D. - Associate Dean
Mitch Karstens - Student Dean
COE Counselor Appointed to National Counseling Board
Effective July 1, 2009 Dr. Joseph Wehrman has been appointed as a board member for the National Board for Certified Counselors. NBCC is a national and international credentialing body for professional counselors with approximately 42, 000 credential holders.
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>> Go to NBCC main site
http://www.nbcc.org
7/1/09
COE Student Teacher, Faculty Published in Black History Bulletin
The College of Education has recently had two of its own featured in the latest issue of the Association for the Study of African-American Life and History's Black History Bulletin.
Kristin Krull, a student teacher and TEP Program participant, discussed her experience with African-American poetry in her article Global Contributions of African-American Writers: Using Poetry to Facilitate Connections Between Historical Periods and Students' Personal Experiences.
>> Read Kristin Krull's article 
Dr. Leslie Grant, COE Associate Professor, discussed multilingualism and its long, tumultuous history in the United States in her article Multilingualism in the United States: Where We've Been and Where We Are.
>> Read Leslie Grant's article
5/4/09
Spring 2009 eNewsletter Connection,Volume III, Issue 1
The newsletter for Spring 2009 has been released! Learn about new faculty and staff members and COE-related events and news for spring and summer of 2009.
3/30/09
COE Annual Report 2007-2008
This annual report highlights the 2007-2008 academic year panoply of successful actions of faculty and staff to effectively link goals to budget. A special thank you to Lindy Crawford and Kyla Hammond for preparing the report and to Cindy Brown for the layout and design.
3/12/09
UCCS, Harrison Partner Up in Teacher Recruitment
The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS), College of Education in collaboration with Harrison School District 2 would like to invite you to participate in a one-of-a-kind early recruitment and tuition reimbursement program. If selected for this program, Harrison School District will reimburse you up to $4,000 per semester for a maximum of three semesters. In return, you must commit to work as a classroom teacher in the Harrison School District.
3/5/09
COE Receives NCATE's Highest Level of Accreditation
The College of Education, in renewing its certification with the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education in 2008, has received a seven-year accreditation, the highest possible level of accreditation that a college can receive.
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12/5/08
New Ph.D. in Educational Leadership Program
The College of Education is pleased to announce the new Ph. D. program in Educational Leadership, Research and Policy.
This program is designed to meet the personal and professional needs of educational leaders in school districts, higher education, and non-governmental organizations through rigorous courses in leadership, research and policy. This innovative program combines challenging coursework with collaborative faculty-students research labs that prepare students for successful completion of the dissertation and professional application of skills and knowledge.
2007
"Intention without action is insufficient." - Dr. Geneva Gay