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Professors struggled with converting their classes, many of which rely on face-to-face communication, to online instruction this past semester.

Face-to-Face: The duty of the mid-pandemic professor

Isabella Barron
May 9, 2020
The College of Education will house a new Masters of Arts in Education Policy. The Arizona Board of Regents approved three new majors and two new graduate programs for the University of Arizona. 

Pathways to Teaching program partners with Sunnyside School District

Lauren Bookwalter
November 23, 2019
Kim and Joshua Farr, a married couple, are both science teachers at Cienega High School in Vail, Ariz. The pair attended the College of Sciences lecture series and applied what their learned in their own classes.

High school teachers discuss takeaways from lecture series

Priya Jandu
February 22, 2019
Rebecca Marie Sasnett / The Daily Wildcat Master candidates in art and visual culture education and art teachers Hillary Douglas (stripped shirt) and Catherine Chen (blue shirt) hang up art work in the red room at ArtWorks on Thursday. The art works were created by Debbie Evans and will be featured in ArtWorks show this weekend.

New ‘academy’ takes aim at state teacher shortage

Melissa Vasquez
October 8, 2017
Alissa Neal, a third year grad student in the 3D Extended Media program, shows off her tattoos outside the Art Building on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Neal hopes to express everything shes gone through and wants to go through in life in her tattoos.

Tatted up teachers: Freedom of expression or unprofessional?

Sarah Briggs
October 1, 2016
Courtesy of UA College of EducationBruce Johnson is the co-director of the STEM Learning Center, professor of environmental learning and science education, and department head of teaching, learning and sociocultural studies. Johnson discussed the UAs Teachers in Industry program, which he said is the only program in the country where teachers can work for science, technology, engineering and math industries during the summer while simultaneously earning a masters degree.

STEM program diversifies field

Terrie Brianna
April 6, 2015
Aimee Mapes, assistant director of the UA Writing Program, explains the importance of job security at the Adjunct Faculty Walkout outside the UA Administration building on Wednesday. Feb. 25 was National Adjunct Walkout Day, and UA adjuncts are non-tenure track faculty gathered to ask for improved working conditions.

Adjuncts’ roles on rise but not wages

Isaac Rounseville
March 2, 2015

News brief

Tim McDonnell
April 27, 2009
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