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Introducing Dean Laanan
Beyond being Dean, Dr. Frankie Santos Laanan is also a professor in the Departments of Education, Culture, & Society as well as Educational Leadership & Policy. He believes in education as a tool for social good and is dedicated to advancing educational access and removing educational inequities.
College of Education News
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AERA names Distinguished Professor William A. Smith as 2025 Fellow
The American Educational Research Association (AERA) has announced the selection of 29 exemplary scholars as 2025 AERA Fellows, Distinguished Professor of Education, Culture, & Society William A. Smith among them. Dr. Smith joins Laurence Parker, Chair and Professor of Educational Leadership & Policy, as the second AERA fellow in the College of Education.
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Udita Gupta Wins 2025 CEL Faculty Award
Udita Gupta, Associate Professor (Career Line), Urban Institute for Teacher Education (UITE), has been awarded the 2025 Public Service Professor Award from the Office of Undergraduate Studies. The university-wide award was designed to help faculty deepen relationships with community partners and enhance community-engaged learning experiences for students.
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CoEdu Graduate Student Featured in BBC Video
Meet Abbey Salamera, a CoEdu graduate student in Education, Culture, and Society (ECS), who was recently featured in the video “Supporting mental wellbeing to empower success” presented by the David Eccles School of Business and produced by the BBC. As the Program Coordinator for Student Engagement & Belonging (SEB), Abbey plays a key role in planning belonging events and collaborating with affinity organizations to build community.
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Doctoral Student in Special Education Selected for U.S. Department of Education Internship
We are thrilled to share that doctoral student Amy Query has been selected for a competitive summer internship through the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) at the U.S. Department of Education. This internship gives great opportunities for doctoral scholars to gain hands-on experience in federal education policy, administration, and research-to-practice initiatives.
Events
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Apr 04
Friday
Spring 2025 Second Half - Last day to withdraw from classes
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Apr 07
Monday
Fall 2025 - Registration dates begin
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Apr 07
Monday
Summer 2025 - Open enrollment
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Apr 18
Friday
Spring 2025 Full Term - Last day to reverse CR/NC
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Apr 18
Friday
Spring 2025 Second Half - Last day to reverse CR/NC option
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