Learning to become a psychologist happens in classrooms, clinical settings, and research environments, but opportunities to engage with people and communities can provide another important dimension of professional growth… Read more
Great teachers do far more than deliver daily lessons. They mentor students, build community in their classrooms, and help shape the future of Arizona… Read more
New students, new colleagues, familiar faces, and a new dean came together as the NAU College of Education opened the academic year by celebrating the relationships that make the COE community strong… Read more
NAU was founded in 1899 as Northern Arizona Normal School (NANS) to train teachers for Arizona’s rural schools. It began with just 23 students and two faculty members, reflecting the state’s growing need for qualified educators. Today, NAU serves 28,468 students, with about 11% of the student body in the College of Education… Read more
Northern Arizona University is excited to announce a streamlined path to certification with our newly established Reading Specialist K–8 graduate certificate. This program equips educators with the advanced tools and knowledge necessary to diagnose and remediate reading difficulties in K–8 classrooms, implement school and district-wide reading programs, and earn the Arizona Department of Education’s Reading Specialist Endorsement… Read more
