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Dr. Jenni Conrad, Assistant Professor of Social Studies and Teacher Education at OSU-Cascades discusses her research in the area of social studies and recent award from the College of University Faculty Assembly (CUFA)
Experiential Learning at OSU-Cascades
College of Education students at OSU-Cascades participate in unique fields-based methods classes, gaining hands-on experience under the guidance of instructors.
Jay Gomez: Merging Counseling with Korean Shamanistic Tradition
Counseling student Jay Gomez discusses how they are approaching their education and future career by melding modern mental health practices with Korean shamanistic traditions.
College of Education Launches Its First-Ever Special Education Degree Program
January 21, 2025
The Master of Arts in Teaching in Special Education (MAT-SPED) program, offered in partnership with OSU’s award-winning Ecampus, prepares students to earn a Special Education license in Oregon. Students may complete the degree entirely online, except for the final year which includes a teaching experience in a special education classroom within their community. More
Oregon State earned a No. 7 ranking on U.S. News & World Report’s annual Best Online Bachelor’s Programs list, marking the 11th straight year OSU has been ranked in the top 10.
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 and education about 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.