I’m very excited to kick off the Spring 2022 semester and my first semester as Interim Dean. It’s a tremendous honor to be in this role, and I hope you are as excited as I am to get started.

Parking rates increase this fall, starting August 22. This is the first increase in 14 years, and funds will be used for deferred maintenance of parking structures and parking lots. The increase was approved by the Parking and Transportation Services committee, whose membership includes faculty, staff and students. View your new parking rate.

We have exciting news about our Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) status. We received full accreditation with no Areas for Improvement or Stipulations.

To report planned and submit travel authorization for approval, please go to eCompliance and follow the steps below.

Here are a few communication updates you should know about.

Several Mizzou Ed faculty and recent graduates will be at Teaching Renewal Week 2021.

You will see some simple steps to follow below when your account has been upgraded.

This email provides some additional information that can help you and our students successfully finish the Fall 2020 semester.

Our virtual site visit conducted on October 25-27, 2020, by the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) was very positive.

Updating your mobile device with the correct settings and latest apps.

After further discussions with our Incident Command experts, university leaders and members of our university community, we decided individuals who are outdoors and alone on campus do not have to wear a face covering.

The Artist in Residence program has put together a COVID-compliant plan to launch this year’s program.

Submit College of Education Award nominations by November 1.

We’ve implemented a number of policies and procedures for our UM System employees and our MU students, faculty and staff aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.

The Office of eLearning has compiled a series of tips, resources, sample syllabi and more!

We are reaching out to invite the College of Education to join the Equity Challenge and promote it within your network of faculty and students

It is important to think about the ways our students and colleagues are emotionally affected by this situation.