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Institutions partner to create seamless Elementary Education pathway to reduce teacher shortage

Throughout 2020, College of Education faculty found ways to use the pandemic as a teaching opportunity

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, Matthew Aspinwall knew that he wanted to explore colleges far from home.

Despite the fact that Exploratory Studies is one of Butler’s most popular first-year majors, there are several myths around applying as an Exploratory Studies major

Fall 2020 College of Education graduate Grace Dittoe is excited to apply what she’s learned through being a student during a pandemic to her career in the classroom

Susan Adams, Professor of Education, shares how she has met students’ needs during a semester like no other

Open House is Butler’s cornerstone event for high school seniors and transfer students in the college search process.

Cohort members from the Experiential Program for Preparing School Principals (EPPSP) have released Blueprint 2020: A Guidebook for School Leaders Moving Forward

Adapting to a pandemic, Patrick Conway develops new online content for seventh-graders at Zionsville West Middle School

COE’s Lori Desautels offers guidance for educators and parents as pandemic causes uncertainty, isolation, and restraint

Brooke Kandel-Cisco was Interim Dean since May 1, has held leadership roles in numerous Butler Education programs

Coronavirus pandemic forces cancellation of in-person classes, but professors make the best of a difficult situation