College of EducationMahadia Islam was recently re-elected as president of the undergraduate Student Government Association at Augusta University. As president, she is excited to continue to bring forward student perspectives so the university has student input on...
Ever since Cassandra Govea was a little girl growing up in Marietta, Ga., she always dreamed of becoming a teacher. This week, 21-year-old Govea will achieve that goal by graduating with a bachelor’s degree in middle grades education with a...
Dr. Jaclyn Murray, Assistant Professor in the Department of Teaching and Leading, was part of a team of researchers who secured a $3.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to provide scholarships for up to three years of support for...
The Augusta University College of Education is proud to announce the 2021 Outstanding Student Awards recipients who are being honored for their work during the 2020-2021 academic year. The outstanding student awards are presented to recognize...
Community Foundation for the CSRA, Boys & Girls Clubs of the CSRA, and Medical College of Georgia Foundation Break Ground on HUB for Community Innovation, Catalyzing Multi-Year Reinvestment in Harrisburg and Laney Walker Neighborhoods. Opening...
Earlier this month, Dr. Ashley Gess, assistant professor of STEAM education in the College of Education at Augusta University, proudly announced the winners of this year’s virtual STEAMIFY competition. “We’ve had another wonderful year of STEAMIFY...
Augusta University and the Department of Defense are offering two virtual, no-cost or reduced-cost computer science and cybersecurity camps for educators and students this summer to fire up interest and learning for all who participate. Dr. Ashley...
The College of Education at Augusta University recently earned an exemplary score of a Level 4 rating, the highest score available, on the 2020 Teacher Preparation Program Effectiveness Measures (PPEMs) published by the Georgia Professional...
Dr. Kim Barker lent her expert advice to a story on WRDW News Channel 12 on Nov. 18. Reporter Kennedi Harris asked her for help in advising teachers and parents on how to keep kids engaged and on track while learning from home. Enjoy the story!
Two graduate students in Augusta University’s College of Education counselor education program are coordinating a new peer-led community designed to provide support to Black, Indigenous and students of color. Knowing the profound impact of racial...