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Faculty, Staff & Programs
New College of Education Faculty Profiles: Christina DeNicolo and Sabrina Smith-Campbell
Working toward our goal of introducing all of the new faculty and staff employed in the College of Education this past year, in this edition of the college’s eNewsletter, The Educator , we are pleased to welcome two more: Christina P. DeNicolo and Sabrina Smith-Campbell (both new faculty member in TED).
“I value the mission of the College of Education to...
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Research
College Establishes Committee to Study Implementation of International Programs
An International Committee to help facilitate the design and implementation of sustainable international programs in the College of Education has been initiated by Dr. Carolyn M. Shields, Dean of the College of Education, in an effort to establish the college’s international presence. The committee issued a survey to college faculty seeking their input.
A study – Going Global:...
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Outreach & Engagement News
WSU Students Use Art to Make an Impact on Their Community
In a local Detroit Public School, the perennial fight against urban decay has the help of an unlikely weapon: the paintbrush.
Dozens of paintbrushes, in fact.
These simple tools – in the hands of Wayne State University students and local schoolchildren – recently transformed an old mural spanning an area of 110 feet in a hallway of Golightly Education...
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News For Students
COE Student Assistant Cooks His Way to 1st Prize
Gouda, Pepper Jack, Mozzarella and Cheddar, oh my! Sizzling and gooey, cheesy macaroni delighted the palates of judges during the Wayne State Iron-Chef Cook-off on February 6 th , held in the Student Center Building and hosted by the Dean of Students Office. The competition, based on the format of the Food Network sensation, Next Iron Chef , was open to all current undergraduate and graduate...
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Alumni News
College of Education Alumnus Recipient of Local Teacher of the Year Award
In response to the announcement by Warren Consolidated Schools, Teacher of the Year awardee Amber Williamson (formerly Walerski) simply said, “I do what I do for my students, not for the gold star.” Quite surprised by the award, Williamson elaborated: “We keep our classrooms locked, so I heard the key in the door a moment before my principal walked in, which is quite normal,...
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