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Xavier J. Monroe, a 2013 UF graduate, belongs on a UFTeach student recruitment poster. And that’s even before he was awarded a prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship in STEM education and learning research recently from the National Science Foundation.
With three major awards in less than three months, UF COE associate professor Rose Pringle is solidifying her reputation as one of the top science teacher educators around.
Natalie King, a doctoral student in UF’s curriculum, teaching and teacher education program, is a recipient of the 2013 Graduate Student Mentoring Award given by UF’s I-Cubed program.
Q & A with Kent Crippen, Associate Professor in the School of Teaching and Learning
Kent Crippen, associate professor of STEM education in the College of Education, has been named an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellow along with five other University of Florida professors.
We are proud of Gayle Nelson Evans for her UF 2016-2017 Teacher of the Year Award!
Recently, Lisa Lundgren a Ph.D. candidate in Science Education along with Kent Crippen, a STEM professor and Lundgren’s co-principal investigator were awarded third place in the 2017 Social Media in Practice Excellence Awards, at the European Conference on Social Media in Vilnius, Lithuania.
