Education & Leadership

Celebrating Teachers Spring 2020

Apr 17, 2020

A thank you to all teachers at every level who’ve been working to connect with and teach their students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Outstanding graduate student: Joshua Hodney

Jun 13, 2020

“I am especially inspired by my wonderful cohort members and the drive they have. They will all be fantastic teachers that my infant son would be lucky to learn from someday…”

Grad profile: Jonny Watt

Jun 15, 2020

“I have been reflecting on my time at WOU recently and realizing the different things I am going to miss, and I noticed how I was not always present at those things…”

Education alum Gustavo Balderas selected as National Superintendent of the Year

Feb 17, 2020

Dr. Xiaopeng Gong named T.H. Gentle Professor for 2021

May 29, 2020

Dr. Kenneth Carano receives 2020 Pastega Award for Excellence in Scholarship

Jun 11, 2020

Oregon Opportunity Grant helps Teacher Ed student Kevin Figueroa

Feb 18, 2020

WOU alumn named superintendent of Redmond School District

Apr 1, 2020

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