The University of Memphis has more nationally recognized programs in its College of Education than any other public university in Tennessee.

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On Thursday, October 8, the College of Education will welcome guest speaker/author Kellie Greenwald. Greenwald is author and illustrator of Kellie's Book: The Art of the Possible, the story of her life with Down syndrome.

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Deborah Lowther receives First Tennessee Professorship.

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The University of Memphis has been awarded a $1.5 million Robert Noyce Teaching Fellowship grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to recruit, train, and support secondary education math and science teachers for the Memphis City Schools.

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Don Wagner, Dean of the College of Education, has formed an advisory council made up of community leaders who share a commitment to education and to the academic programs of the College.

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Dr. Lee Allen, assistant professor of Instructional Design and Technology, has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture at Ostrohradsky Poltava Regional Pedagogical Institute in Ukraine.

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Dr. Paul Wright, an associate professor in the Department of Health and Sport Sciences, has received a Fulbright Research Award to conduct research in Valencia, Spain.

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20th year celebration of the African American Read-In Chain at Rose Theatre on February 5th

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Educators and researchers from across the country will gather at the University of Memphis for the National Association of Laboratory Schools (NALS) annual conference April 1-3

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Three College of Education faculty to be honored by national professional organization

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"Recess should not be optional program" by Ben Dyson (HSS) and Lisa Dyson (CREP) in the Wednesday, January 21, 2009 Commercial Appeal

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Commercial Appeal Saturday, January 24, 2009:
U of M program recruits professionals for career switch to education.

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Accreditation has been granted to 23 of the 24 child care programs supported by the Ready, Set, Grow! pilot program at the University of Memphis.

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The only capacity-building grant this year from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission for its Improving Teacher Quality grant program was awarded to Dr. Sandra Cooley-Nichols.

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Dr. Donald I. Wagner has been named dean of the College of Education at the University of Memphis. He will assume that post in January 2009.

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