Students correctly define “habitat” on Friday’s vocabulary quiz. The following week, they read a passage about desert animals ...

Students in NC State’s College of Education had a unique opportunity to engage with social studies content during the Sept.

As a special education teacher, Madison Phillips ’23, ’24MED recognizes that progress will always look different for each of her students and may often come in small steps. Watching her students at ...

The NC State and UNC-Chapel Hill collaborative program was praised for its excellence in helping North Carolina’s residency licensed teachers earn full licensure.

As a doctoral student in NC State’s College of Education, Min Zhuang ’26PHD said one of the most important lessons she learned from Professor of Learning Design and Technology Florence Martin was ...

For the second year in a row, a partnership between Associate Teaching Professor Jill Jones and the Cary-Page chapter of the Rotary Club has enabled multiple alumni from the College of Education’s ...

Lynn Moody ’80,’95MED arrived at NC State on a coin flip. Literally. Torn between NC State and Meredith College, she let a coin decide where to attend college. It was a good thing it landed on the ...

The NC State College of Education began the 2026-2027 academic year with 191 new undergraduate students — the highest number of incoming undergraduate students in over a decade. This group represents ...

As a kid, doctoral student Lamar Whidbee ‘22MED loved to doodle. He drew on everything — his five-subject notebooks, his sweatpants, everything. At night, he would crack open his CD covers and sketch ...

Place-based learning can help put history in context for learners, adding layers that may not be possible through reading documents alone. However, it is often difficult and cost prohibitive for ...

DELTA has selected 51 NC State faculty members for 43 grants during the 2026-27 academic year. The recipients represent 11 colleges and units across the university. Through year-long partnerships with ...

Jocelyn Miller will join the NC State College of Education during the 2026-27 academic year as an assistant professor of elementary sciences/STEM education. A former classroom teacher who earned her ...