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College of Education to Lead Research Efforts on New NSF Grant
December 6, 2024
The multi-million dollar National Science Foundation grant will help support innovation and entrepreneurship across Pacific Northwest universities.
Eight Matallana, a College of Education Master's student in Counseling in Clinical Mental Health discusses her recent selection as a Master's Fellow to the National Board for Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship Program; and her work to improve mental healthcare supports for PGM and LGBTQIA2S+ communities and education pertaining to psychedelic-assisted therapy in Oregon.
Dr. James Geisler, a graduate of the Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling program, is the author of a new mental health workbook designed to assist undergrads adapt to college life.
Mariah Liberty, a student in the college's new Bachelor of Science in Teaching in Elementary Education in Corvallis, is awarded a large scholarship.
The College of Education, in partnership with the Oregon Department of Education, concludes a wide-reaching project to study, identify and address inequities in the public school system.
Dr. Kok-Mun Ng, Professor of Counseling, forms an international coalition to address racism in the counseling profession.
ESOL helps Oregon's PK-12 teachers work effectively with students learning English as an additional language.
Units across Oregon State collaborate to help Ukrainian schoolteachers build online resources for students during a time of war.
MENT2Teach Connects Students to Students
Begun in 2023, Ment2Teach is a mentorship program for College of Education students who are interested in pursuing a career in education. Newly declared education majors can be paired with student mentors who help them with their studies and prepare them for a career in the classroom.