Spring 2025 Convocation
Join us in honoring the achievements of our graduates at the College of Education Spring 2025 Convocation. The ceremony will take place on Friday, May 16, 2025, at 9:00 AM in McKale Memorial Center. This special event will recognize each undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, and graduate student individually as they cross the stage. We look forward to celebrating this milestone with you!
Program Spotlight
Want to make an impact in online education? The Teaching Online by Design Minor program prepares you for careers in e-learning, instructional design, and more. Perfect for future online educators. Learn how to engage students and master digital tools!
Faculty Spotlight
Discover how UArizona researcher Melanie McKay-Cody is championing the preservation of Native American sign languages, safeguarding a rich cultural heritage for future generations. Learn more about her groundbreaking work and its impact on Indigenous communities.
Welcome back Wildcats!
As you dive into the spring semester, the College of Education is here to support you. Our recruitment team is dedicated to assisting prospective students and families through the college application and transition process. Whether you're interested in transferring credits, exploring our diverse majors, or learning about scholarship opportunities, we're here to help. Connect with our ambassadors for insights into your program of choice and student life. Join our in-person tours or online information sessions to discover the opportunities that await you. Best wishes for a successful semester ahead!
College of Education Honors Black Faculty Advancing Dr. King’s Legacy of Community Action
On the heels of 2025’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service, we are kicking off our series featuring those Black faculty in the College of Education who are continuing the spirit of his legacy of community action. These accomplished scholars have developed research expertise and cultivated a teaching and service agenda committed to improving educational spaces while prioritizing community empowerment and revealing Black communities' strength, joy, resilience, creativity, and cultural and intellectual history.
Program Spotlight
Want to make an impact in online education? The Teaching Online by Design Minor program prepares you for careers in e-learning, instructional design, and more. Perfect for future online educators. Learn how to engage students and master digital tools!
Faculty Spotlight
Discover how UArizona researcher Melanie McKay-Cody is championing the preservation of Native American sign languages, safeguarding a rich cultural heritage for future generations. Learn more about her groundbreaking work and its impact on Indigenous communities.
Welcome back Wildcats!
As you start the spring semester, the College of Education is here to support you. Our recruitment team helps with applications, transfers, majors, and scholarships. Connect with ambassadors for insights or join our tours and info sessions. Best wishes for a great semester!
College of Education Honors Black Faculty Advancing Dr. King’s Legacy of Community Action
On the heels of 2025’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service, we are kicking off our series featuring those Black faculty in the College of Education who are continuing the spirit of his legacy of community action. These accomplished scholars have developed research expertise and cultivated a teaching and service agenda committed to improving educational spaces while prioritizing community empowerment and revealing Black communities' strength, joy, resilience, creativity, and cultural and intellectual history.
College of Education Scholarships Are Open
Graduate students apply through March 28 - Undergraduates apply through April 11
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Reflecting on Freedom: Celebrate Juneteenth in Tucson
Juneteenth, observed on June 19, marks the day in 1865 when the last enslaved people in the U.S. were finally informed of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It’s a moment to honor resilience and reflect on the ongoing pursuit of equity. We embrace and celebrate the diverse experiences and histories that shape our community. While the university isn’t hosting events this year, the City of Tucson offers many ways to celebrate. —visit the Tucson Juneteenth Festival website to find local events and join in the commemoration.
Support Future Indigenous Educators Through ITEP Crowdfunding Campaign
The Indigenous Teacher Education Program (ITEP) at the University of Arizona is raising $15,000 to empower Indigenous students on their journey to become transformative educators. Your support helps strengthen Indigenous communities and build a more just future through education.
Reflecting on Freedom: Celebrate Juneteenth in Tucson
Juneteenth, observed on June 19, marks the day in 1865 when the last enslaved people in the U.S. were finally informed of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It’s a moment to honor resilience and reflect on the ongoing pursuit of equity. We embrace and celebrate the diverse experiences and histories that shape our community. While the university isn’t hosting events this year, the City of Tucson offers many ways to celebrate—visit the Tucson Juneteenth Festival website to find local events and join in the commemoration.