College of EducationWhen her people cannot work together, one cunning queen finds a way to teach them how. The Augusta University Literacy Center will present “Stone Soup,” the classic fable about sharing and cooperation, on Sept. 23 at the Maxwell Performing Arts...
AUGUSTA, GA. – Three GRU College of Education students recently presented their research at the International Literacy Association’s annual conference in St. Louis, Mo. The students – Adam Aldridge, Eriq Hearn, and Alexis Wren – are all...
AUGUSTA, GA. – When the GRU College of Education launched its Educational Doctorate in Educational Innovation, international acclaim was not the first goal on the list of program objectives. But in July, to acclaim, members of the college’s...
Georgia Regents University professor Olajide Agunloye is working to ensure students have access to affordable and high quality schools in countries all across the globe. Click here to read about his work with the United Nations, and education for...
By Ashley Whitaker The Graduate School AUGUSTA, GA. – While earning her Masters in Integrated Teaching of the Arts at Lesley University, Baria Jennings found herself creating curriculum and lesson plans, planning for a long-term goal that...
AUGUSTA, GA – Dr. Michelle Bryan, Associate Professor of Educational Studies at the University of South Carolina, has been named Chair of Counselor Education, Leadership & Research in the College of Education at Georgia Regents University. An...
AUGUSTA, GA. – Dr. Megan Buning, Professor of Education at Georgia Regents University in the College of Education, left Riverside High School 17 years ago after pitching the Warriors to three Class AAA softball state championships and earning...
AUGUSTA, GA – The GRU College of Education has received authorization from the Georgia Professional Standards Commission (PSC) to offer an English for Speakers of Other Languages endorsement for students in its teacher preparation and special...
By Ashley Whitaker GRU Graduate School AUGUSTA, GA. – As a male Kindergarten teacher, Justin Flanders is a bit of an outlier, but he doesn’t seem to mind. When asked what it is like being the lone male in a profession typically dominated by...
AUGUSTA, GA. – The CSRA Regional Education Service Agency (CSRA RESA) and Georgia Regents University College of Education will host a free two-day workshop for educators June 24-25. “Celebrating Student Voices: The Power of the Instructional Shifts”...