Stop by the Lehigh Gap Nature Center on Saturday, December 7 between 11 A.M. and 2 P.M.! College of Education faculty and students will be on hand to guide you on a virtual canoe exploration down the Lehigh River. Learn how the industrial revolution influenced and transformed our communities. Learn about the importance of coal, canals, and railroads, the cement and steel industries, and how areas in the Lehigh Valley were reinventing and transformed.

Please join us for the 2024 COE Dean's Lecture. This year's speaker is Dr. James L. Moore III, Assistant Director, Directorate for STEM Education, U.S. National Science Foundation. With an annual budget of over $1 billion and personnel oversight for nearly 200 employees, Moore serves as the senior leader for EDU, which supports science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) projects focusing on K-12 education, undergraduate and graduate education, workforce and human resource development, and learning in formal and informal settings.

The College of Education has scheduled the final oral examination of Mariangela Perrella for the degree of Doctor of Education in School Psychology. The title of the dissertation is "Effects of a Dance/Movement Therapy-informed Adaptation of the Strong Kids Curriculum on Social-Emotional-Behavioral Outcomes of Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder." The examination is to be held at 11:00am on November 5, 2024 via zoom.

This is your chance to relive childhood memories and make new ones with friends! Learn about the history of kite making and its cultural significance around the world, while expressing your own heritage through kite making and decorating. Kite materials and international snacks will be provided! This event is part of International Education Week 2024. For the full calendar of events, please click here.

Interested in pursuing a graduate degree, certificate, or certification in special education? The COE's Special Education program will host a virtual information session on Wednesday, October 30 from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Program faculty will be on hand to answer your questions! You can register for the info session at https://bit.ly/3TTIHTa. Please contact Donna Toothman at djt2@lehigh.edu with any questions about the event. Graduate options available through the COE include: PhD, Special Education; MEd, Special Education; and M.Ed., Behavior Analysis. English as a Second Language (ESL) Program Specialist certification is also offered through the Special Education program.

Stop by the National Museum of Industrial History on Sunday, October 20 between 11 A.M. and 3 P.M.! College of Education faculty and students will be on hand to guide you on a virtual canoe exploration down the Lehigh River. Learn how the industrial revolution influenced and transformed our communities. Learn about the importance of coal, canals, and railroads, the cement and steel industries, and how areas in the Lehigh Valley were reinventing and transformed.

Stop by the National Canal Museum on Saturday, October 19 between noon and 4:30 P.M.! College of Education faculty and students will be on hand to guide you on a virtual canoe exploration down the Lehigh River. Learn how the industrial revolution influenced and transformed our communities. Learn about the importance of coal, canals, and railroads, the cement and steel industries, and how areas in the Lehigh Valley were reinventing and transformed.

Stop by the Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center on Saturday, October 19 between 11 A.M. and 3 P.M.! College of Education faculty and students will be on hand to guide you on a virtual canoe exploration down the Lehigh River. Learn how the industrial revolution influenced and transformed our communities. Learn about the importance of coal, canals, and railroads, the cement and steel industries, and how areas in the Lehigh Valley were reinventing and transformed.

The College of Education has scheduled the final oral examination of Elise Settanni Brown for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Special Education. The examination is to be held October 17, 2024, at 12:00 pm.The title of the dissertation is "Class-Wide Intervention to Increase Social Engagement Between Autistic Students and their Peers."

Stop by the National Canal Museum on Wednesday, September 25 between noon and 4 P.M.! COE faculty and students will be on hand to guide you on a virtual canoe exploration down the Lehigh River. Learn how the industrial revolution influenced and transformed our communities. Learn about the importance of coal, canals, and railroads, the cement and steel industries, and how areas in the Lehigh Valley were reinventing and transformed.