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USF project advancing ESOL teachers toward graduate degrees
With a new $2.1 million grant, USF’s Project Parasol is building an educator pipeline that’s turning career aspirations into lasting opportunities for students and schools.
September 23, 2026College of Education News, Research
2026 Extra Yard for Teachers: USF honors local educators
The local celebration led by the USF College of Education recognizes teachers in their classrooms and during a special halftime show.
September 15, 2026Alumni and Friends, College of Education News
From Punch Cards to AI: The early vision that paved the way for today's AI and computer science programs
From pioneering computer education in the 1980s to launching Florida’s first bachelor’s degree in K–12 Computer Science Education, USF’s College of Education has spent more than 40 years preparing educators for the technologies shaping the future.
September 8, 2026Magazine
USF’s first student: A legacy in numbers and spirit
Barbara Holley Johnson’s remarkable journey offers a firsthand look at how a university that once stood amid sand and construction grew into the thriving institution it is today.
September 2, 2026Magazine
SCATT program has supported future educators for decades
For decades, SCATT has evolved alongside education, helping future teachers build the skills, confidence and connections they need to thrive in an ever-changing profession.
August 31, 2026Magazine
Project MENTOR: USF partnership brings caring, consistent support to Hillsborough County elementary students
USF researchers are helping Hillsborough County students build confidence, motivation and stronger connections to school through the power of mentorship.
August 28, 2026Centers and Institutes, College of Education News, Research
Remembering Ron and Jean Linder: A life of love, learning and exploration
Through their love of teaching and bringing people together, Ron and Jean Linder left a lasting mark on USF and generations of educators, children and families who continue to benefit from the programs they helped build.
August 27, 2026College of Education News
Accent on learning: How a university motto became the foundation for one alumna's lifelong commitment to mathematics education.
Liana Fernandez Fox has spent more than four decades inspiring generations of students and educators through her passion for mathematics, teaching and mentorship, building a legacy that continues to shape the profession long after her retirement.
August 26, 2026Magazine
Does AI shape decisions before we do?
A USF College of Education researcher is examining what it really means to keep a human in the loop as AI is increasingly being used as a tool to help shape the information and choices behind decisions.
August 25, 2026Research
USF charter student leaves lasting legacy
From USF’s charter class to building a nationally recognized center that has empowered generations of educators, Dick Puglisi’s remarkable career shows how one teacher’s vision, persistence and community connections can create a lasting legacy.
August 25, 2026Magazine
Student number five: A front-row seat to USF history
As one of USF’s very first students, Rena Ezzell witnessed the university grow from a handful of buildings and 325 graduates into the institution it is today while building a 30-year career as an educator and lifelong connection to the university.
August 25, 2026Magazine
Rethinking pedagogy: Two USF researchers explore how teachers navigate history, policy and practice
Two College of Education faculty members will use protected research time through the Anchin Center’s Scholar in Residence Program to develop research, pursue external funding and create meaningful impact for educators and students.
August 25, 2026Centers and Institutes, Research