We're so thankful for Dr. Nichelle Robinson, our Director of the Office of Teacher Education and Clinical Practice. Through her relationship with University Schools, we were able to host coaching sessions for nearly 100 of our mentor teachers this upcoming residency cycle, bringing everyone on the same page and putting them in a better place to be efficient mentors for our students. Read more about the collaboration below. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ #Collaboration #COE #Education #Residency #Mentor #UniversitySchools #GTG #DrivenByDoing #GoTigersGo The University of Memphis
College of Education, University of Memphis
Higher Education
Memphis, TN 675 followers
Driven by Equity, the College of Education is committed to cultivating leaders, researchers, teachers, and scholars.
About us
The College of Education (COE) at the University of Memphis is home to three departments where our students specialize in teaching, counseling, researching, leading, administrating, designing, educating, and so much more. If you want to work in education, non-profits, or even if you want to teach, lead, or counsel in a nontraditional setting, we have a degree program that will help you reach your goals. The COE also houses three award-winning research centers that help shape public and academic policy with their innovative research. The COE demonstrates a commitment to our key values - diversity, inclusion, respect, innovation, and service - in our daily operations. We remain committed to help our students excel and to turn innovation into action while inspiring Memphis, Tennessee, and the world through education.
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https://www.memphis.edu/education
External link for College of Education, University of Memphis
- Industry
- Higher Education
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Memphis, TN
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 1912
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University of Memphis, Ball Hall
Memphis, TN 38152, US
Employees at College of Education, University of Memphis
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Lara Condon, Ph.D.
Teacher Educator with a mission to reframe educators' and students' perspectives about teaching and learning mathematics
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Leigh Harrell-Williams
Associate Professor (EDPR)
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Meg E. Evans, PhD
Educator & Critical Scholar
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Allison Smith
Teaching All Learners major at The University of Memphis
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It's a great day to have some great news about your colleague! Dr. Genia Bettencourt from our Department of Leadership (LEAD) has been elected to serve as Board Member at Large for the Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE)! 🎉 These results reflect Dr. Bettencourt's exceptional contributions to the field of higher education research and her dedication to advancing academic excellence. Over the next two years, she will bring her expertise and vision to one of the leading higher education research organizations in the country. 📚✨ Join us in congratulating Dr. Bettencourt on this well-deserved achievement! We look forward to her continued impact and leadership in shaping the future of higher education! 👏👏 #HigherEd #Leadership #ASHE #ProudMoment #Education #Research #GTG #DrivenByDoing The University of Memphis
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There is life, once again, in E.C. Ball Hall! Welcome back, students! Let's make it a great Fall semester! #BackToSchool #FirstDayofSchool #BallHall #Education #COE #Students #ThisisMEmphis #GTG #DrivenByDoing The University of Memphis
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Community Advocate | Fueling the Flame of Knowledge | Advocating for Education Excellence | Creative Strategist | Empowering Women | Inspiring Change | Building a Sisterhood of Strength 💕
I'm excited to share that I’ve officially started the next chapter of my academic journey as I am now pursuing a Doctor of Education degree in Higher Education at the College of Education, University of Memphis! My passion for advocating for equity and inclusion in academia fueled this decision. Reflecting on how far I’ve come, I realize just how much this journey means to me. I was told I couldn’t do this—that I couldn’t earn this degree while being a mom, a wife, and juggling all the other hats I wear. But here I am, ready to push forward and prove that nothing can stop me when I’m driven by purpose and passion. As I look ahead, I’m more determined than ever to make a real difference. To anyone who may need to hear this, particularly Black women: never doubt your worth, brilliance, or ability to make an impact. You are deserving of every opportunity, every accolade, and every dream you dare to pursue. Despite the challenges we face, we continue to rise, shine, and break barriers. We are powerful, resilient, and deserving of every opportunity to shine brightly. I will rewrite the narrative, redefine success, and show the world the depth of my brilliance and resilience. I am an unstoppable force of change. #DearBlackGirl #TakeUpSpace #EdD #BlackExcellence
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Dr. Dustin Hornbeck, Assistant Professor of Leadership and Policy Studies in our Department of Leadership (LEAD), recently had his latest research published in the Journal of Curriculum Studies! 📝🔍 This peer-reviewed article, titled “Conceptualizing United States democracy: insights from government content standards,” explores how high school social studies content standards in the United States address fundamental concepts of American governance, particularly democracy. Read the full publication here: (https://lnkd.in/ehKuGrkK) #COEResearch #Research #Democracy #Leadership The University of Memphis
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🔍 CREP Awarded Grant to Improve Inmate Higher Education We are proud to share that our Center for Research in Educational Policy (CREP) has been granted a two-year award to assess higher education initiatives for inmates in Tennessee. This project, in partnership with the Tennessee Higher Education Initiative (THEI), focuses on evaluating financial literacy and support resources across seven TN Prison Education Programs (PEPs). With the recent reintroduction of Pell grants, this initiative aims to improve access to education, help students make informed decisions, and ultimately reduce recidivism by enhancing educational opportunities for those affected. Looking forward to sharing the positive outcomes of this impactful project! #Research #CREP #Education #HigherEducation #GTG The University of Memphis
CREP Awarded Grant to Assist in Inmate Higher Education Pilot Project
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🤝 A productive and enjoyable evening at our early career networking social with Herff College of Engineering and College of Arts & Sciences, University of Memphis! These are all faculty members within their first three years here at The University of Memphis. It was a wonderful opportunity for interdisciplinary mingling, sharing insights, and building relationships. A warm welcome to all our new colleagues and an extended welcome to those who've been with us for a couple of years! Here’s to a future filled with collaboration and success! #Networking #HigherEducation #Memphis
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As mentioned in today's President's Perspective, we started a new tradition at the University of Memphis called The Walk. Our new Tigers walked across the bridge, symbolizing the start of their college journey as current students, faculty and staff welcomed them on the other side! Upon graduation, students will cross the bridge in the opposite direction, indicating the end of their chapter as a UofM student 💙 #GoTigersGo
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📚 Another Successful Orientation! 📚 Today, our Counseling Psychology PhD students, both new and current, came together to kick off the school year. Whether they’re joining us for the first time or are returning for another year, our CPSY faculty provided valuable insights and networking opportunities. It’s exciting to see such a diverse group of students come together to start the academic year and fill the classrooms at Ball again! Looking forward to more engaging sessions throughout our college as students return to campus! #orientation #CPSY #PhD #students #backtoschool #GTG #DrivenByDoing #GoTigersGo The University of Memphis
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This evening, our Counseling Program hosted new student orientation, welcome the largest cohort of students since before the COVID-19 pandemic. As we enjoy this calm period before the start of classes, we’re filled with anticipation for the dynamic year ahead! A heartfelt thank you to all participants and faculty who contributed to making this event inspiring and informative. We’re eager to see our students return and dive into their academic journeys with renewed energy. Here’s to a productive and impactful year at The University of Memphis! #GTG #DrivenByDoing #GoTigersGo #Education #Counseling #Counselors #BacktoSchool
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