GAINESVILLE, FL — In August of 2006, UF’s College of Education lost two of its most involved and beloved graduate students, but their memory lives on in a scholarship created by donations from their mother, friends, faculty and fellow students. [...]

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Memory of brothers killed in car crash lives on with mother’s gift to UF
Meet the Panelists! Margaret FIelds
Dr. Fields is the assistant dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and one of the accomplished alumni speaking at our annual Education Career Night, Thurs. Feb. 23 at 5pm at the Reitz Union room 287. Margaret Fields [...]
Wednesday Update for February 8, 2012
Announcements for the COE Wednesday Important Information newsletter can be sent to ronw@coe.ufl.edu by 2pm on the Tuesday prior; confirmation that your announcement has been received will be provided. Important Dates Degree Application Deadline – February 3 – Deadline to [...]
Education Career Night: Panelist Highlight
Brian Dassler, the youngest Teacher of the Year (Broward County) and current Principal of KIPP Renaissance School in New Orleans, is just one of 5 top alumni speaking at our annual Education Career Night on February 23. According to the [...]
Wednesday Update for February 1, 2012
Announcements for the COE Wednesday Important Information newsletter can be sent to ronw@coe.ufl.edu by 2pm on the Tuesday prior; confirmation that your announcement has been received will be provided. Important Dates Degree Application Deadline – February 3 – Deadline to [...]
Lastinger Center featured in booklet on UF’s impact in Miami-Dade
UF’s Lastinger Center for Learning, the College of Education’s statewide teaching- and school-improvement program, is featured in the South Florida edition of “UF in Your Neighborhood,” a new booklet produced by the University of Florida Foundation. The foundation recently published [...]
Higher Ed. Grad Student is Author of Book Examining Ghana’s Higher Education System
Fred Boateng is a doctoral student (Higher Ed.) at the UF College of Education. He received a joint Master’s of Philosophy degree from the University of Oslo, Norway; University of Tempere, Finland; and University of Aveiro, Portugal. He also holds [...]
Wednesday Update for January 25, 2012
Announcements for the COE Wednesday Important Information newsletter can be sent to ronw@coe.ufl.edu by 2pm on the Tuesday prior; confirmation that your announcement has been received will be provided. Important Dates Degree Application Deadline – February 3 – Deadline to [...]
Spring 1 and Spring Full Sessions Open!
Spring 1 and Spring Full (16 weeks) courses are open. Students can view their courses in the “My Courses” page of Moodle. Please note that Spring 2 courses will not appear in “My Courses” window until the first day of [...]
Spring 1 and Full Spring semester open January 9th
Full Spring 2012 semester online courses begin on Monday, Jan. 9th. These courses will be visible and available on the “My Courses” page of Moodle (online course site) on the first day of class. In addition to our regular semester [...]
Important Dates for December
ISIS will be down on Dec. 21st for end of term transcript processing. In addition, online course authorizations for the College of Education will not be available between Dec. 24th, 2011 through Jan. 3rd, 2012, as the University of Florida [...]
UF recognizes International Students of Year
UF’s College of Education has selected doctoral students Jungah Bae (special education) and Dadria Lewis (mental health counseling) as its 2011 Outstanding International Students. The award recognizes deserving students from other countries who demonstrate strong academics, innovative research activity and [...]






