School of Education

Kim Bridges, Ph.D., with the VCU School of Education’s department of Educational Leadership, was featured in this April 18, 2023, Washington Post article: Most Va. voters see equal opportunities in public schools, poll findsA majority say schools perform ‘somewhat’ or ‘very’ well in providing equal opportunity for students across racial and economic groups, according to […]

Thirteen research posters were showcased at the 2023 VCU School of Education (SOE) Research Colloquium held on March 17, 2023, at the Science Museum of Virginia Dewey Gottwald Center. The posters were presented by graduate students who are working on a variety of research topics and projects with their faculty advisors. The poster presentations were […]

April 1, 2023 VCU School of Education’s culturally responsive leadership programs prepare ‘the leaders of the future’ New programs aim to prepare graduates to create environments that center the lived experiences of those they lead — in their classrooms, schools, organizations and communities. By Mary Kate Brogan, VCU News A new certificate program and graduate degree […]

All welcome to “Navigating AI’s Challenges and Opportunities in Teaching and Research” on Tuesday, April 25, from 12:30 to 1:30 pm, online and in-person. Join our panel from the VCU School of Education (Christine Bae, Nick Chang, Jesse Senechal, Kamden Strunk, and Jon Becker) to examine the challenges and opportunities related to the current and […]

April 2023   New $100 Tuition Scholarship Per Credit for Educators VCU School of Education is piloting a NEW Educator Rate this Fall 2023 for the following fully online, part-time programs that flex to meet our Virginia educators where they are. Reduce your tuition costs and save up to $3,300 (for a 33-credit-hour program) throughout the […]

Posted April 5, 2023 Free workshop:  “Resources for Families of Struggling Readers:  Learn about dyslexia advisors and how they support families” on Wednesday, April 19 at 7 pm EST RSVP for this free session: vcuschoolofeducation.info/ReaderResources Did you know that every school division in  Virginia has a Dyslexia Advisor? Learn about the important role of the […]

MARCH 16, 2023 NIH grant supports VCU project to help Virginia teachers foster interest in health careers The $1.3 million grant to School of Education professor Elizabeth Edmondson will support 60 teachers in underserved areas across Virginia. By Brian McNeill Elizabeth Edmondson, Ph.D., a research professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning in the Virginia Commonwealth University School […]

  The VCU School of Education’s Center for Innovation in STEM Education is hosting the Metro Richmond Science and Engineering Fair at the VCU School of Engineering on Saturday, March 4, 2023.  Students from multiple Central Virginia school divisions will present their research investigation posters and compete for recognition and the opportunity to advance to […]

Posted March 1, 2023 Educators serving students with learning disabilities are invited to a free online workshop, “Successful Study Strategies,” on Wednesday, March 15, at 7 pm EST. Hosted by the VCU School of Education, with support from the Ruth Harris Professorship Initiative and the New Community School, workshop participants will learn more about specific […]

  The 2023 VCU School of Education Research Colloquium will take place 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, March 17, at the Science Museum of Virginia Dewey Gottwald Center.  Students, faculty, staff, alumni, partners, and community members are invited to attend and enjoy a (free) lunch.  Please RSVP here.  The VCU School of Education (SOE) hosts the […]