Announcements

Taryn Allen and Christine Hall, faculty members in TCU’s College of Education, co-authored a chapter in Latin Students in Engineering: An Intentional Focus on a Growing Population, which received the Edited Volume Book of the Year Award from the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education.
Their contribution highlights key strategies for supporting Latin students in STEM fields, emphasizing inclusive practices and academic success.
Kathleen Cluchey, a student in TCU’s M.Ed. in science education program, was featured on Good Day alongside her students for their award-winning project in the Young Women's Preparatory STEM competition. The project focused on developing innovative solutions to global natural disasters, showcasing the power of STEM education in real-world problem-solving.
AACTE congratulates Nicole Masole-Rose, a TCU doctoral candidate in higher educational leadership, as February Holmes Scholar of the Month for her commitment to equity and excellence.
Rocco Williams, a Ph.D. student in science education at TCU, has been honored with two prestigious leadership awards from leading science education organizations in Texas. The Science Teachers Association of Texas (STAT) awarded Williams the Distinguished Leadership Award for advancing science teaching and learning in meaningful ways. Additionally, the Texas Science Education Leadership Association (TSELA) recognized Williams with the Outstanding Leadership in Science Education (OLISE) Award, celebrating his contributions to promoting effective science education practices across the state.