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Two faculty in Texas Christian University’s College of Education will lead a newly developed thematic interest group on education policy and leadership for the European Teacher Education Network (ETEN).

Don’t let the adorable statue of two students reading on a bench fool you. The Amon G. Carter Lecture Hall is a shark tank … at least for students in Texas Christian University’s Challenges in Higher Education class. As their final project, students pitched their ideas for addressing various “wicked challenges” in higher education to a panel of “sharks” (aka experts in higher education).

TCU will bring together leaders from some of North Texas’ biggest names in aviation Oct. 27 for Aviation’s Next Horizon, a celebration of TCU’s new professional aviation degree program housed in the College of Education.

Gabriel Huddleston, director of TCU’s Center for Public Education and Community Engagement, shared his expertise with Portland’s KATU about the complicated realities of closing and consolidating schools.

Starpoint School, the TCU College of Education lab school serving children with learning differences, was featured on the front page of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in a profile highlighting the school’s approach to meeting students’ unique needs.

Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Jan Lacina the Bezos Family Foundation Endowed Chair for Early Childhood Education and professor at Texas Christian University, to the Texas Early Learning Council.

College of Education alumna Gina LeCause ’25 (M.Ed. ’26) was honored by the International Literacy Association as the winner of the 2026 Carrice Cummins Outstanding Preservice Educator Award. The award, established in 2025, is given to a student or recent graduate who “demonstrates exceptional promise as a future classroom teacher of literacy learners up to age 12.”

The College of Education is excited to announce the naming of three associate deans, expanding the college's leadership to include research, strategic partnerships, and academic innovation.