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Alumna Brings Trauma-Centered Approach to Elementary Education
Stephanie Huntsman ’17 has enjoyed a diverse career as an elementary educator in both Fort Worth and Arkansas. Recently, she taught at an award-winning charter school specifically designed to serve children who have experienced childhood trauma.
Jan Lacina Promoted to Senior Associate Dean in the College of Education
Professor Jan Lacina, Bezos Family Foundation Endowed Chair in Early Childhood Education, was recently promoted to Senior Associate Dean for Research, Graduate Studies and Strategic Partnerships in the College of Education at TCU.
COE Spotlight: Shay Nogic, Academic Advisor
Shay Nogic is the academic advisor for undergraduate students in the College of Education. Learn more about her background, advising philosophy and TCU experience.
Andrews Institute Awarded Cross-Discipline National Science Foundation Grant
A new grant will support TCU’s effort to determine how it has implicitly influenced the inequities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) departments.
Four New Scholars Appointed to National Program
The College of Education has named four new students in its Holmes Scholars program, part of a national network of students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds in pursuit of doctoral degrees.
COE Faculty to Use NSF Grant to Teach Learning Disabled Employable Skills
Drs. Michael Faggella-Luby and Curby Alexander were recently awarded a subcontract for Directed Analytics’ $256,000 Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
TCU Earns Full Membership to National Education Organization
TCU and the College of Education were recently granted full membership to University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA).
From Starpoint to the COE: Q&A with Caroline Cutrona
Caroline Cutrona attended Starpoint School at TCU, a laboratory school that provides children with learning disabilities the opportunity to reach their educational potential. She has now come full circle as an early childhood education major with an emphasis in special education.
Award-winning American Indian scholar and author to visit TCU
Brenda Child, Ph.D. (Red Lake Ojibwe) is this year’s Premier Green Honors Chair, co-hosted by the College of Education and AddRan College of Liberal Arts at TCU. She will be on campus Nov. 8-11 for a week of lectures, community listening and discussions.