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January 2020
KDP Applications Due
Join Kappa Delta Pi (KDP)! Who We Are: TCU’s chapter of Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) is a fun, engaging community of educators who participate in service, social, and professional development events Expect a manageable time commitment, great friendships, and lots of fun! Application Details: Print, complete, and return your application to Anna Hudson (Bailey 203) by Friday, January 24th Please contact President, Swade Hix (hix@tcu.edu) or Vice President, Emily Emerson (emily.g.emerson@tcu.edu) for any questions. Requirements: Undergraduate Completion of 30 hours…
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Ph.D. Program Application Due
To apply for the Graduate Studies Program at the TCU College of Education, please complete the online application. More Information About Graduate Admission Apply Now Please consult the individual program pages regarding specific application requirements. For more information, please call the Office of Graduate Studies at 817-257-7661.
Find out more »Clinical (Student) Teaching Application Due
Complete the Clinical Teaching Application Please Indicate if you are interested in teaching abroad (if applicable). Applications are due September 1 for the spring and February 1 for the fall. A mandatory workshop will be held prior to student teaching to address requirements, meet field supervisors, discuss the certification process, and address questions and concerns. Clinical teachers will follow the district calendar with respect to start dates, holidays, and breaks.
Find out more »Faculty Luncheon: Research and Programs for at-risk Children and Youth
Cynthia Franklin, Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin Join the College of Education for an interdisciplinary faculty lunch on research and programs for at-risk children and youth with Cynthia Franklin, Ph.D. Space is limited, please email Lori Kimball to RSVP. Dr. Franklin is the Stiernberg/Spencer Family Professor in Mental Health and associate dean for doctoral education in the Steve Hicks School of Social Work. She helped develop a solution-focused, dropout prevention program in Gonzalo Garza Independence High School in Austin, Texas in…
Find out more »A Nationally Recognized Dropout Prevention Program: Cynthia Franklin, Ph.D.
Cynthia Franklin, Ph.D. helped develop a solution-focused, dropout prevention program in Gonzalo Garza Independence High School in Austin, Texas in 2002. The program reduces dropout rates and helps students graduate and attend college. Garza High School’s continuous success has resulted in multiple recognitions, including the Texas Education Agency model school program and The United States Department of Education ranking as a top five dropout prevention program. Join us for a community talk on Garza High School’s dropout prevention program and what…
Find out more »March 2020
Master’s Program Application Due for Summer/Fall 2020
To apply for the Graduate Studies Program at the TCU College of Education, please complete the online application. More Information About Graduate Admissions Please consult the individual program pages regarding specific application requirements. For more information, please call the Office of Graduate Studies at 817-257-7661. Apply Now
Find out more »College of Education Application Due
Educator Preparation Program TCU students who plan to earn a teaching certificate must declare Education as their major and formally apply for admission to the Educator Preparation Program in the College of Education. To be eligible for admission, students must meet the following minimum requirements at the time they apply. However, meeting only the minimum criteria does not ensure admission to the program. Application deadlines are March 1 for fall admission and October 1 for spring admission. Apply to the…
Find out more »College of Education Interview Day
The College of Education works with the Center for Career and Professional Development to provide on-campus interviews with school districts in Texas, as well as outside the state. Participating school districts conduct interviews on campus. Learn More
Find out more »Scripps Regional Spelling Bee 2020
This year’s competition includes 490 schools in North Texas and the students represent 25 different areas in North Texas. The students will compete to represent our region in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. The College of Education, Center for Public Education and the Fort Worth Star Telegram sponsor this event.
Find out more »April 2020
Research & Pedagogy Festival
Join us for a come and go poster session featuring undergraduate, master's and doctoral student research. For more information, please visit our student research page.
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