Mae Parker and Izabel Foerstner joined the University of Iowa's College of Education as key development leaders with the UI Center for Advancement during the spring semester.

The College of Education remembers our classmates, colleagues, faculty and friends.

College of Education faculty, staff, and students garnered recognition and honors from our university, state, and national organizations.

Check out the College of Education’s 2023-2024 By the Numbers to see the impact of our faculty, students, staff, and alumni.

Iowa Reading Research Center Director Shawn Datchuk discusses the current reading proficiency levels of Iowa's students based on a spring 2024 assessment.

Alumna Carol Faulk Senneff shares her inspiration for supporting the UI REACH Program through witnessing the positive impact on her grandson.

Alumna Torricia Yamada knew she wanted to help Veterans as a clinical psychologist after attending the University of Iowa.

UI REACH alumnus Connor Muston credits the University of Iowa for saving his life as a child. Twenty years later as a young adult, he credits Iowa once again for supporting his success.

Doctoral candidate Aubrey McEnroe connects her farming roots with a passion for mental health, aiming to break stigma and provide accessible care in rural communities.

New jobs? Promotions? Special awards and recognitions? Read on, reconnect, and catch up with fellow alumni.

Thanks to a generous gift from the Charles Sukup family, UI REACH will continue to grow and sustain excellence under strong leadership for years to come.

Throughout the past four decades as an educator and Iowa legislator, Mary Seelman Mascher (BA '75, MA '82) has aspired to make her community and state a better place. That’s why Mascher is the recipient of the 2024 University of Iowa Distinguished Alumni Service Award.

Two College of Education alumni – Jhoon "Jake" Chung and Jesse Meyer – are serving in new leadership roles with the University of Iowa Alumni Leadership Council.

College of Education Dean Daniel Clay shares how students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community partners are working together to advance education and mental health for everyone – in all 99 Iowa counties, all 50 states and 84 different countries, truly illustrating that Hawkeyes are everywhere.

Mavis Gyesi, a PhD candidate in UI's Higher Education and Student Affairs program, recently discussed her research on the educational experiences of African immigrants in U.S. high schools and their transition to college.

A recent study published by the American Education Research Association, reveals that college students in STEM courses excel in more diverse classroom environments. This research, which was led by Professor Nicholas Bowman, highlights how engaging with classmates from different backgrounds can propel individual performance and success.

Created to help bring comprehensive mental health care to rural Iowans, UI’s Telepsychology Training Clinic was recently featured by local media.

Three University of Iowa College of education professors wrote five books from June 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.

Future teachers are discovering how to use interactive learning tools and software at the College of Education’s Educational Makerspace.

A new mental health training fellowship created by the Scanlan Center for School Mental Health provides valuable tools for Iowa's paraeducators.