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School of Education

Howard University School of Education

  1. We Prepare Dynamic Teachers, Educational Leaders, & Human Service Professionals

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  2. Dr. Dawn Williams Appointed Dean of the School of Education

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  3. HUSOE Ranked among Top Third of Graduate Schools of Education

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  4. Information Sessions

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  5. EAGLE III Program

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Announcements

Black Lives Matter Curriculum Fair

The School of Education is co-hosting the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Curriculum Fair with the DC Area Educators for Social Justice. The curriculum fair will take place in Miner Hall on Tuesday, January 22, 5:30-7:30 PM. Educators will have the opportunity to browse books and lessons related to the BLM at School Week of Action; participate in mini-workshops and discussions; and receive a FREE book for use in the classroom. BLM at School Week is February 4-8. Are you ready to take action?

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  1. Featured Programs

    Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (ELPS)

    The Ed.D. program in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, also known as the Educational Administration Guided Leadership Experiences (EAGLE) program, is specifically designed for aspiring superintendents of schools and other senior-level...

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    Masters in School Psychology and Counseling Services

    The School Psychology & Counseling Services program is a combined program that features clinical/professional tracks leading to an M.Ed. degree in Clinical Mental Health, School Counseling or School Psychology.

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    Metropolitan Teaching Residency Program (MTRP)

    MTRP is a partnership between Howard University and Montgomery County Public Schools for career changers interested in pursuing teaching careers. Selected applicants work as instructional assistants while completing their Masters in Education.

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Deadlines

  • February 01, 2019

    SOE 2019-2020 Scholarship Application

    The SOE 2019-2020 Scholarship Application is now available in Taskstream. Interested students should submit their completed applications by February 1.

Events

January 31, 2019 12:30 PM

Department of Economics Development Studies Workshop "The Effect of Technological Knowledge on Productivity Growth In Saudi Arabia"

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March 1, 2019 11:00 AM

The Annual Charter Day Convocation

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May 11, 2019 8:30 AM

151st Commencement Convocation

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  1. Featured Articles

    United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime Education for Justice Initiative

    HUSOE was awarded a grant from the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Education for Justice (E4J) Initiative to develop an educational board game that focuses on deterring secondary school students from veering down the...

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  1. Testimonials

    “A teacher can also be an advocate for change for students.”

    -Auja Jones, HUSOE Alum

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  2. Testimonials

    “The Junior Faculty Writing and Creative Works Summer Academy provided me an opportunity to learn about the writing and research process and to be a part of a community of scholars.”

    -Dr. Elizabeth Ricks

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  3. Testimonials

    “Studying issues in higher education from the vantage point of Black scholarly literature has supported my research and advocacy for HBCUs.”

    -Karen Bussey, HELPS Ph.D. Student

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