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Teacher Education
10.17.2025
The Summer of Recreational
Therapy
With tears in her eyes leaving the U.S., teacher education student Lauren Windsor had some trepidation trading the familiarity of her classroom for an immersive internship promising challenge, transformation…and the journey of a lifetime.
9.23.2025
UD students awarded two of five national arts and humanities
scholarships
Two UD students were awarded national scholarships to support their honors thesis projects in the humanities.
9.2.2025
Students, young alumni awarded national scholarships to study, teach
abroad
Students and recent graduates studied and taught in Bulgaria, Spain and the Netherlands
8.27.2025
Allies in
Education
From dreaming of being a teacher to working in human resources, Liz Lechowicz ’23 took a unique path. Luckily, she didn’t have to walk it alone thanks to the teacher education program faculty and alumni.
5.15.2025
Rhonda Mercs appointed as executive director of the Center for Catholic
Education
Mercs brings extensive experience collaborating with Catholic schools and an intimate knowledge of the Center's mission and programs.
4.8.2025
UD teacher education earns an A+ in elementary math teacher
preparation
The teacher education program at the University of Dayton has received an A+ on the 2025 National Council on Teacher Quality ratings for elementary math instruction, one of just five programs in Ohio to do so.
Teacher Education
2.11.2025
Understanding
Attention
Carly Olson '27 uses Johann Hari's Stolen Focus to break down the different levels of attention, and reflect on how it is helping her discern her vocation.
1.29.2025
UD faculty member to serve on the Caldecott Medal Selection
Committee
Mary-Kate Sableski, associate professor in teacher education has been chosen to serve on the Caldecott Medal Selection Committee for 2025.
12.23.2024
Look
Up
Jillian Poole '27 reflects on Johann Hari's narrative in Stolen Focus to prioritize interpersonal relationships over scrolling on screens, and how that will make her a better teacher.
Teacher Education
9.13.2024
Understanding Cultural
Inclusion
Matthew Chandiles '26 wrestled with his identity in Florence in a way that will make him a culturally responsive educator.