Engagement

A commitment to recognizing and supporting all perspectives is at the core of all of the work at the College of Education and Human Ecology. From research to enable dynamic changes in education systems to school and community partnerships in our own classrooms, EHE’s focus on innovation and discovery can be found in our events, our education opportunities and in our organizational culture.

Office of Engagement, Discovery, and Global Education

For more information on work throughout the college in outreach, partnerships and engagement, professional development, and international and global education, check out the Office of Engagement, Discovery, and Global Education (EDGE).

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Resources for College Success

We want to see you succeed. To support you, our college and the university offer resources ranging from Student Success Workshops to Affinity Groups.

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Highlights

Young students working at a library computer

‘Time warp’ takes students to Native American past to search for solutions for the future

Students become more emotionally engaged with history when it’s presented in an interactive way, research shows.

Teacher reading a picture book to young students in a classroom

Bishop’s legacy positively impacts Early Head Start children

Professor Emerita Rudine Sims Bishop, “mother of multicultural literature,” reflected in monthly book series program.

High school students conversing in a classroom

How faculty spiritual belief informs classroom effectiveness

New $1.2 million grant from Templeton Religious Trust to survey faculty nationwide