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Inside News
The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership news at a glance (Read more)
Inside Programs
Starting the Ph.D. Journey: The Milestone 1 Residency
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Mentoring the Next Generation of Teachers: Walden's Teacher Preparation Program (Read more)
Technology Insights
Walden Forum Focuses on Teaching and Technology (Read more)
Lifelong Learners Insights
Heidi Evans helps children with hearing impairments develop language-rich lives. (Read more)
Rebecca McLelland finds in her local pond an ideal teaching tool—a perfect way to connect classroom science to her students' lives. (Read more)
Inspiration
What are recent graduates researching? Read dissertation titles from January 2008 Ed.D. and Ph.D. recipients. (Read more)
Faculty Accomplishments
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 Richard W. Riley
The Lifelong Pursuit of Education What differentiates a good teacher from a great teacher? How can administrators support technology in the classroom? And how do students benefit from teachers and administrators who earn advanced degrees? Richard W. Riley answers these questions, and more. (Read more)
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 Dr. Dorsey Kendrick
Walden Addresses the Community College Leadership Crisis Through its doctoral program in Community College Leadership, Walden is giving community college administrators and senior faculty nationwide the knowledge, insight, and perspective needed to lead community colleges and their students into the future. (Read more) |
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 Dr. Terry O'Banion
Terry O’Banion: An Idea Champion Directs Walden’s Community College Leadership Program “Community colleges are America’s affordable colleges in everyone’s backyard,” says Terry O’Banion, director of Walden’s Community College Leadership program and former president of the League for Innovation in the Community College. “They provide a second chance for students who never dreamed of attending college, and they require strong leaders who can help students navigate through the social and economic challenges of the 21st century.” (Read more)
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 John Cech
Leaders in the Making Meet some of the students in Walden’s Community College Leadership Program. (Read more)
In Memoriam: Dr. Eulah McWilliams ’76, Ph.D. in Education The youngest child of an impoverished family, this Walden alumna overcame great odds before becoming a celebrated Florida elementary school principal. (Read more)
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