Stories from the College of Education

Certified deaf interpreters in Oregon help in fight against COVID-19

Apr 30, 2020

Late WOU professor recognized for ‘historic’ contributions to the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities

Apr 28, 2020

Dr. Bersani left an extensive body of scholarship, teaching, and service in the areas of education, public health, service…

Scholarship honoring late faculty member encourages future teacher in home stretch to graduation

Apr 26, 2020

Spring Term was always Dan Sweet’s favorite at WOU because he liked being around about-to-graduate student teachers…

Celebrating Teachers Spring 2020

Apr 17, 2020

A thank you to all teachers at every level who’ve been working to connect with and teach their students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recent InfoTech graduate helps educators navigate emergency shift to online learning

Apr 15, 2020

Just a few months after Kaitlin graduated, she would be on the frontlines of one of the biggest moments in the history of educational technology.

WOU continues to lead nation in ASL education and advocacy

Apr 4, 2020

Early childhood studies graduate launches career at Nike World Headquarters

Apr 3, 2020

When I tell people I work for Nike as a teacher, I usually get confused looks…

Community health professor shares thoughts on staying healthy while staying home

Apr 3, 2020

WOU alumn named superintendent of Redmond School District

Apr 1, 2020

WOU graduate has class project published in mathematics teaching journal

Mar 27, 2020

Pearson, who has taught in the Beaverton School District for nearly 25 years, wrote about her experience using number…

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