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USF College of Education recognizes Dr. Craig Butz with inaugural Community Partnership Award

Dr. Craig Butz, former director of the Pepin Academies who tragically passed away earlier this fall in a boating accident, will be honored as the inaugural recipient of the College of Education's Community Partnership Award.

November 14, 2017College of Education News, Community Engagement

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College of Education hosts ‘Girl Powered’ workshop to inspire girls to participate in robotics

At the Girl Powered Robotics Day, school-aged girls from across the Tampa Bay area got a hands-on experience in the field of robotics.

October 9, 2017Centers and Institutes, College of Education News, Community Engagement

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Charles Dorn visits USF, gives historical perspective on 'crisis' in higher education

Bowdoin College Professor Charles Dorn, Ph.D., discussed a historical perspective on higher education and the challenges it faces today during a visit to the USF College of Education.

October 6, 2017Academics, College of Education News

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Faculty Receive NSF Grant to Detect Cyberbullying

A research team at the ßÙßÇÂþ»­ received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore a different approach to detecting cyberbullying in the digital communications of young adolescents.

October 2, 2017Research

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Stavros Center workshop empowers educators to use cars to teach analysis, decision making

A financial literacy workshop at the Gus A. Stavros Center for Free Enterprise and Education helped educators prepare their students to analyze data and make decisions.

September 18, 2017Centers and Institutes

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USF launches online prep courses to help teachers pass state certification exam

USF's Florida Center for Instructional Technology has launched a series of online courses that provide test takers with the skills needed to pass the General Knowledge Test portion of the Florida Teacher Certification Exam.

September 5, 2017Centers and Institutes

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Stavros Center professor receives award for work in literacy education

Deborah Kozdras, PhD, instructor and chief creative officer at the Gus A. Stavros Center for Free Enterprise and Economic Education, received the 2017 Friend of Newspaper in Education (NIE) award from Florida Press Educational Services.

August 28, 2017Centers and Institutes, Faculty and Staff

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College of Education Welcomes 11 New Faculty Members

The College of Education welcomes new faculty with expertise and experience in various fields and who demonstrate their commitment to high-impact research, student success and innovation in the field of education.

August 18, 2017College of Education News, Faculty and Staff

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Teachers build robots, gain hands-on training at VEX STEM Robotics Teacher Training

More than 40 educators participated in a week full of activities related to robotics and STEM education during the David C. Anchin Center's VEX Robotics Professional Development Teacher Training.

August 10, 2017Centers and Institutes

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College of Education alumna to receive honorary doctorate at USF Commencement Ceremony

College of Education alumna RoseAnne Garcia Bowers, a recognized community leader with more than 40 years of experience in the field of education, will receive an honorary doctorate of education from USF.

August 4, 2017Alumni and Friends

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Students gain international teaching experience, perspectives through Cambridge study abroad program

Four weeks may feel like a short period of time, but when it’s spent in the Cambridge Schools Experience study abroad program, USF College of Education students say it’s enough to change their lives.

August 2, 2017Student Life

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‘Animation Gets Real’ at Summer Camp for Students with Disabilities

During VSA Florida's 'Animation Gets Real' summer camp, students with Autism or related disabilities travel to the USF campus to learn about the art of animating their own movies and musical scores.

July 28, 2017Community Engagement

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