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COE's Fall 2026 Newsletter Focuses on AI in Education
In her introduction, Dean Robin Hojnoski outlines the college's strategic and ethical approach to integrating AI into instruction, research, and classroom settings. Viewing technological advances through a developmental and cognitive lens, Hojnoski stresses the necessity of keeping the "human in the loop."
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StemPal Brings Guided AI Support to STEM Learning
Lehigh University College of Education researcher Zilong Pan is developing an AI-powered AI agent suite to help students work through STEM learning tasks and problems while keeping teachers in the learning loop.
Student Spotlight: Meet Maria Kannebecker
When Maria Kannebecker first arrived at Lehigh, her eyes were set on engineering and design. However, it didn't take long for her to realize that her real calling was in the classroom. Today, she is in her last semester of graduate study at Lehigh’s College of Education (COE), combining her love for mathematics with a mission to make the subject feel accessible to everyone.
COE's Fall 2026 Newsletter Focuses on AI in Education
The College of Education's Fall 2026 newsletter focuses on the role of artificial intelligence in education, emphasizing the critical role human connection plays alongside emerging technologies.
COE Welcomes New Faculty Members Grenier and Mauer
The College of Education (COE) has announced the addition of two new faculty members this fall, expanding its programs in counseling psychology and special education. Nuutari Grenier joins the faculty as a Teaching Assistant Professor in Counseling Psychology, while Emily Mauer will serve as an Assistant Professor in Special Education.
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