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The College of Education strives to be an international leader in research and in the preparation of change agents in education and related fields. We welcome you to join and share in our values: social justice, innovation, intersection of practice and research, reflection and integrity.
As Spring Term comes to an end, we know you're looking for what's coming next. There are tools for those of you graduating, no matter what level or what campus.
To start, OSU's career system is called Handshake, and will support you at the university level.
Take a look at the resources for Corvallis, Ecampus, and OSU-Cascades.
For more information, contact your program lead, or reach out to the College of Education Student Services at 541-737-4661 or askcoed@oregonstate.edu.
Life is always full of obstacles, but overcoming these obstacles in order to achieve your dreams is what really defines a person. Teaching isn’t always the most profitable of careers, but it is often the most pivotal – not only for the students but for the teacher as well.
Sustainable Development of Human Capital
Book Sustainable Development of Human Capital with a chapter by Dr. Darlene Russ-Eft and doctoral student Laura Boehme has been released.
Math Lab with OSU-Cascades helps Crook County teachers
The school district and Oregon State University-Cascades are in the second year of a collaborative effort called the Math Learning Lab, in which OSU-Cascades education instructor Melinda Knapp teaches teams of elementary teachers the best methods for teaching math to young kids.
OSU-Cascades grad students, local teachers lead STEM summer camps
Funded by the Sisters-based Roundhouse Foundation, the Oregon State University-Cascades’ Masters of Arts in Teaching program is sending its graduate students, as well as teachers who graduated from OSU-Cascades, to lead free STEM-themed summer camps for middle schoolers.
OSU lands $1 million grant to improve undergraduate instruction in STEM
Oregon State University has been awarded a five-year, $1 million grant to improve instruction of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, and better meet needs of undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds.
