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Sugar, AI & NIL: Highlights from the 2026 MAESTRO Conference
The cornerstone event of MAESTRO, a program seeking to recruit and sustain a community-represented workforce for K-12 teaching positions, this year's conference provided attendees with the chance to network as they heard from speakers on prominent topics in education.
Deepfakes reshape cyberbullying, TCU expert calls for action
AI-generated deepfake videos are fueling a dangerous new form of school bullying. TCU doctoral student Sergio Alexander outlines what educators and policymakers must do now.
Hands in Motion: Research on Gestures in Learning Wins Three-Minute Thesis Competition
TCU doctoral candidate Stephanie Wallace earned first place in the 2025 Three Minute Thesis competition with her research on how purposeful gestures can enhance learning in science classrooms.
TCU Launches Health Professions Education Certificate to Empower Healthcare Educators
Online Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education prepares health care professionals to excel as educators in academic health science settings.
TCU Offers Guaranteed Scholarships for Clinical Mental Health Counseling Students
TCU’s College of Education is increasing access to graduate education with the launch of the Pathways to Purpose scholarship for its Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. The guaranteed scholarship provides up to $88,000 in financial support to newly admitted students, reducing the total degree cost to approximately $45,000.