Discover the college’s origins, some of its little-known program roots and learn about several lesser-known figures and prominent experts.
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The story behind the 6888th’s extraordinary leader
Major Charity Adams, depicted in Netflix movie, was a college alumna who tore down barriers for Black women and established their value in a male-dominated U.S. Army
From literacy lab to classroom: Research underpins everything we do
Fourth graders wearing braids and friendship bracelets encircle preservice teacher Zoe Lightcap at Weinland Park Elementary School in Columbus. The children don’t know it, but Lightcap, in her fourth year studying teaching and learning at Ohio State, is putting research into practice as she reads The Kindness Book. And she’s working the crowd like a […]
‘They bonded quickly’: Training in Indonesia gets teachers innovating, dancing
In the last few years, we’ve learned some valuable truths about human connections. When necessary, community can be achieved via the internet and two-dimensional computer screens. But some finer aspects of social engagement get lost in the process. So, when the college’s Buckeye Language Education Resource Center (BuckLER) needed to, it used a hybrid format […]
Intriguing origins of the College of Education and Human Ecology
Do you know how the two colleges that make up EHE today originally formed? Find out and learn about two thought-provoking personalities from the past.
The arc of the diversity movement in one man’s life
Alumnus Mac Stewart attended segregated schools and learned from Civil Rights pioneers. America still has inclusion work to do, he says.
