Education, Academic

Doctoral student designing modules that teach important concepts by seeing and doing, rather than by textbooks and lectures.

Instructors can stop worrying about evaluation revenge as long as they use practices in the classroom that students perceive as fair.

Becky Rausch has had a passion for teaching since she was a little girl. But rearing eight children and serving as a paraprofessional left her little time to complete an education degree. That is, until the past two years.

Representatives from WSU’s College of Education will travel to Japan this fall for a joint education seminar, and papers and abstracts are being sought.

In any other universe, a park bench might just be a park bench. But this is the universe of a children’s book so the sky is limit.

Julia Melvin, a WSU alumna, has received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Greece as an English teaching assistant.

The Learning and Performance Research Center at Washington State University is hosting its sixth annual Methods Workshop, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday-Friday, May 10-11, on the Pullman campus.

Ron Mittelhammer, the latest recipient of the WSU Alumni Association’s Alumni Achievement Award, is stepping down as dean to return to classroom.

Hello Tri-Cities Cougs! I have been here for about five weeks now and wake up every day more excited than the day before that I have joined WSU Tri-Cities.

The student-nominated award for top Global Campus instructor provides $3,000 in faculty development funds.