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Kahlila Lawrence

USF faculty member appointed to the NASP Graduate Education Committee

Kahlila Lawrence, an associate professor of instruction in the USF College of Education, has been appointed as one of eight members of a national committee dedicated to advancing graduate-level education in school psychology.

June 10, 2025Faculty and Staff

Members of the Anchin family at the David C. Anchin Center 30th anniversary event on May 31.

Celebrating 30 Years of Impact: The Anchin Center Anniversary Event

The event brought together Anchin family members, USF faculty, community partners, and educational leaders to honor the Center's legacy, celebrate its global impact, and look ahead to its continued innovation in supporting educators.

June 5, 2025Centers and Institutes

Haichun Sun, Craig Nieman, and Sara Flory (left to right) at the AIESEP conference opening ceremony.

USF physical education program hosts 2025 AIESEP international conference

The five-day event welcomed 363 delegates from 40 countries for a dynamic program of keynotes, workshops, and research presentations focused on advancing global physical education.

June 3, 2025College of Education News

Manuel Colomé, Dinorah Martinez-Tyson, and Molly Hamm-Rodriguez (left to right) presenting at the launch event.

USF expands global reach through new partnership in the Dominican Republic

Through a new partnership with Dominican universities, USF faculty are contributing to a U.S. Embassy-supported program aimed at enhancing international academic collaboration.

May 28, 2025College of Education News

Students from Boyette Springs, Claywell, Forest Hills, Hunters Green, and McKitrick split into their teams for the 2025 E-Team finals.

Stavros Center hosts E-Team economic competition for Hillsborough County elementary students

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May 22, 2025Community Engagement

Fourth and fifth graders using virtual reality headsets to analyze video games and learn how to create their own. | Photo by: Leah Burger, USF doctoral student

USF is helping bring AI to Pre-K-12 classrooms

To prepare students for an AI-driven world, USF is helping teachers in Tampa Bay and across the country integrate AI into their classrooms.

May 15, 2025College of Education News

Alumni Awards Recipients and Interim Dean of the College of Education

Celebrating Excellence in Education: USF College of Education Honors Alumni at 2025 Awards Ceremony

On May 7, 2025, the University of South Florida’s College of Education hosted its annual Distinguished Alumni Awards Celebration at the Gibbons Alumni Center’s Traditions Hall. The event brought together family, friends, and colleagues to honor outstanding alumni who have made a lasting impact on the field of education.

May 13, 2025Alumni and Friends

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Student Spotlight: Paige Glossop is crossing the graduation stage—but her USF story is far from over

With a strong foundation in exercise science, Paige Glossop is staying at USF to pursue her master’s degree and continue her work with the Exercise is Medicine On Campus initiative.

May 6, 2025Student Life

Angelica Repaci

Angelica Repaci is stepping into the spotlight as a USF commencement speaker

She’s about to lead her own classroom—get to know Angelica Repaci, a passionate future educator known for her creativity, compassion, and commitment to inspiring young learners to make a difference.

May 2, 2025Student Life

The Honorable Betty Castor

The Honorable Betty Castor to Receive Inaugural Champion of Education Award

This new award recognizes extraordinary individuals whose leadership, advocacy, and lifelong commitment have made enduring contributions to the field of education. Betty Castor embodies the very spirit of this honor, with a career that has spanned public service, higher education, and national educational policy.

April 28, 2025

The series is earning praise for its content and its cinematic presentation.

A Circus Star’s Story: USF Contributes to Series that Turns Oral Histories into Lessons

As a child in Soviet-era Romania, Trien lived in the shadow of fear. Her father had been imprisoned in the gulags, forced labor camps during Stalin’s “reign of terror” that were notorious for their brutality. Her family lost their home and any sense of stability, left to navigate a world where hope was fleeting.

April 28, 2025

Alumni Spotlight Mary Anne Rafferty Master of Arts in Reading Education Grad

From Teacher to District Leader to Retiree -- and Now, Back to the Classroom

Mary Anne Rafferty has taught nearly every grade from kindergarten through high school and in schools across America and overseas. She’s been a classroom teacher, a district literacy coach, and, for a short while, a retiree.

April 24, 2025

About the USF College of Education:

As the home for more than 2,200 students and 130 faculty members across three campuses, the University of South Florida College of Education offers state-of-the-art teacher training and collegial graduate studies designed to empower educational leaders. Our college is nationally accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), and our educator preparation programs are fully approved by the Florida Department of Education.