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Education Alumni Help Schools Develop and Communicate a Cohesive Mission

Imagine beige walls surrounding impossibly uncomfortable desks that have been placed in rows and […]

Krystan Krucki Posted On March 12, 2019 0

Outspoken Social Activist and Scholar Rosa Clemente to Speak at UF

Influential scholar activist and Ph.D. candidate Rosa Clemente will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday, […]

Joy Brown Posted On March 16, 2017 0

University of Findlay Featured in Best Online Masters Degrees

The University of Findlay’s Online Master of Arts in Education has been included on […]

Alexis Mitchell Posted On December 9, 2016 0

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MAE Student Selected into Innovative Leadership Institute for STEM

Don Elswick always knew he wanted to be an educator. His grandfather inspired him […]

Amy DePuy Posted On August 3, 2016 0

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Mother Returned to College and Earned More than a Degree

Most students dream about how they’ll use their degrees to change lives and make […]

Amy DePuy Posted On July 29, 2016 0

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Small University Paid Off Big for Education Alumnus

Vernon Burden ’05 grew up in Detroit, Michigan and attended a high school of […]

Amy DePuy Posted On July 19, 2016 0

College of Education Recognized for Outstanding Student Service

The University of Findlay’s College of Education (COE) has been recognized as an “Inviting […]

Joy Brown Posted On July 13, 2016 0

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

Weihua Zhu'15 is the founder and CEO of Kings Education in Shanghai, China. His […]

Amy DePuy Posted On April 12, 2016 0

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

This spring semester, The Clubhouse, a free literacy outreach service offered by the University of […]

Alexis Mitchell Posted On February 10, 2016 0

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Teachers Continue to Learn at the University of Findlay

Great teachers never stop learning. However, finding time to fit professional development into the […]

Amy DePuy Posted On January 21, 2016 0