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Outspoken Social Activist and Scholar Rosa Clemente to Speak at UF

Posted March 16, 2017

Influential scholar activist and Ph.D. candidate Rosa Clemente will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 21 in Ritz Auditorium as a guest of the University of Findlay’s College of Education.[…]

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University of Findlay Featured in Best Online Masters Degrees

Posted December 9, 2016

The University of Findlay’s Online Master of Arts in Education has been included on the website Best Master Degrees’ 2016 list, which helps prospective graduate students find the best one-year[…]

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MAE Student Selected into Innovative Leadership Institute for STEM

Posted August 3, 2016

Don Elswick always knew he wanted to be an educator. His grandfather inspired him to prize and value education. “My grandfather was never able to attend school past first grade[…]

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Mother Returned to College and Earned More than a Degree

Posted July 29, 2016

Most students dream about how they’ll use their degrees to change lives and make the world a better place. Angel Buck ’05 was no different, but what she didn’t realize[…]

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Small University Paid Off Big for Education Alumnus

Posted July 19, 2016

Vernon Burden ’05 grew up in Detroit, Michigan and attended a high school of about 1,800 students. Coming from a big high school, some might think that Burden would want[…]

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College of Education Recognized for Outstanding Student Service

Posted July 13, 2016

The University of Findlay’s College of Education (COE) has been recognized as an “Inviting School” by the International Alliance for Invitational Education (IAIE). The organization biennially presents the award to[…]

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MAE Alumnus Uses his Degree to Help Other Chinese Students Study Abroad

Posted April 12, 2016

Weihua Zhu’15 is the founder and CEO of Kings Education in Shanghai, China. His company, in cooperation with several Chinese universities, helps Chinese students study abroad. Four years after starting[…]

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UF Reading Center’s 1882 Club Returns, Free Tutoring Continues to be Offered

Posted February 10, 2016

This spring semester, The Clubhouse, a free literacy outreach service offered by the University of Findlay, is again sponsoring the 1882 Club, which is challenging students in grades K-12 to read[…]

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Teachers Continue to Learn at the University of Findlay

Posted January 21, 2016

Great teachers never stop learning. However, finding time to fit professional development into the busy life of an educator can be a challenge. Flexible courses and understanding faculty are a[…]

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UF Education Alumna Makes Powerful Student Connections

Posted January 13, 2016

The field of education offers a wide variety of career options – from guidance and teaching to building and district leaders. Each position has the opportunity to change lives through powerful[…]