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COE Welcome Back Scavenger Hunt

In-Person Scavenger Hunt

Directions

Find the places listed below on campus. You will need to do the following for each place on the list:

  • Scan the QR code to learn more about the location.
  • Take a selfie at each place or take a picture of each location.
  • Upload the pictures to Twitter or Instagram and tag the COE.
    • IG: uofmeducation
    • Twitter: umeducation

Places to Find

(Follow the list in the order displayed below for the easiest route to complete the hunt)

  • TEP Office 
  • Bulletin boards on 2nd floor
  • Ernest Ball Plaque
  • Dean’s Office
  • Campus Labs – take a photo with/of message displayed in the lab
  • Science Lab – picture with skeleton (unless a class is present)
  • ICL Office
  • CEPR Office
  • LEAD Office 
  • Vending Machine – take picture pointing at your favorite drink or snack
  • Campus School – picture with their tiger 
  • Norm the Tiger in front of Ball Hall

Virtual Scavenger Hunt

Directions

Find the places listed below on campus. You will need to do the following for each place on the list:

  • Use the clues to match the riddle with the place.
  • Use the word bank of places to match with the clues.
  • Explore the COE website to find the information needed to match the clues.
  • Upload the completed list on Qualtrics >.

Places to Find

  • Office of Teacher Education and Clinical Practice
  • Dean’s Office
  • ICL Office
  • CEPR Office
  • LEAD Office 
  • Campus School
  • River City Partnership Office
  • IDT Studio

Clues

  • The program with the Ready2Teach Educator Preparation Program that has been awarded an "Exceeds Expectations" in the TN Teacher Prep Report Card.
  • The “home “of Dr. Kandi Hill-Clarke, Dr. Stephen Zanskas, and Dr. Alfred Hall.
  • This program boasts a variety of online certificates including school library information specialist, autism studies certification, and an instructional design and technology certificate.
  • This department has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider.
  • Graduates of this department serve as deans, researchers, community college presidents, health services administrators, and educational program directors amongst other things.
  • This undergraduate program offers a collaboration between the UofM College of Education, Memphis-Shelby County Schools and local charter schools to prepare local, future educators to practice and promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
  • This program offers three online graduate degrees with an educational technology track and a design and development track.
  • This place is affiliated with UofM and teaches kindergarten through fifth grade.