As one of 33 colleges selected in 2018, Mizzou will contribute to the initiative by improving efforts to engage all students in science—regardless of their backgrounds.

Johannes Strobel will be recognized with the 2018 International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) STEM Excellence Award.

The University of Missouri High School On-Site Graduation Ceremony will celebrate the scholarly, personal, athletic, and service accomplishments of the 2018 graduating class.

A study by ELPA’s Se Woong Lee shows high school students taught by a string of teachers who majored or minored in a specific teaching subject, instead of a general teaching degree, are more likely to become college graduates.

The University of Missouri College of Education celebrated 263 undergraduates, 206 Master’s graduates, 23 Ed Specialists, 26 EdD, and 36 PhD recipients during ceremonies May 11-13.

One way to “face your fears” is to take the plunge. In one of Brandon Orr’s Applied Sport Psychology courses, students learn how to manage their mind: even when they’re facing down a ten-meter diving platform above 20 feet of water in the Mizzou Aquatic Center.

Research shows high stress classroom environments yield poor student performance and behavior

The University of Missouri College of Education has announced that ParentLink has received $1.1 million from Missouri Foundation for Health in an effort to help parents understand the health care system and navigate service provider networks.

The Heart of Missouri Regional Professional Development Center (HOMRPDC) hosted a “nontraditional career day” at Mizzou for more than 70 Missouri middle school students on April 4.

The Governor’s Award is presented to a single outstanding faculty member at each participating Missouri college or university.