Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education

Heidi Hollingsworth and Mary Knight-McKenna from the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education recently published an article in the "Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education" exploring the role of advocacy projects in preparing early childhood educators to address inequities.

Miranda Tapia '17 prides himself on being able to make a space when there is none for the Latinx/Hispanic community.

Nearly three dozen local students participated in the two-week summer program organized by the Physician Assistant Studies program.

Lucia Lozana Robledo '21 and Mirella Cisneros Perez '19 are helping to create a significant impact in North Carolina for the next generation of leaders.

In many teacher preparation programs, co-teaching is becoming a cornerstone of instructional practice, allowing teacher candidates to develop their skills while benefiting from the shared expertise of their mentors.

Leann Beckham '26, a secondary mathematics teacher candidate, embarked on a transformative study abroad experience in Bath, England.

Elon’s vice president for student life and associate professor of education has been named a ‘Pillar of the Profession’ by NASPA, the largest student affairs professional association.

LatinxEd has a fellowship for educational leaders honoring cultural roots and supports Latinx students in educational settings.

Elon students, faculty, staff, and family members of Jennifer Fish, gathered on Friday, Sept. 6 to dedicate a bench in her memory. Fish passed away unexpectedly on May 7, 2024.

Proceeds from Watson’s gift will strengthen the renowned college access and success program that has transformed the lives of thousands of local high school students with high financial need, including those with no family history of attending college.