UNT College of Education

UNT College of Education recognized outstanding faculty members for their achievements and impact. 👏 . Research in action! 🎓 Graduate students also took the stage to share innovative work at this year’s Research Showcase. . Read more about their accomplishments: https://coe.unt.edu/news/excellence-on-display-celebrated-award-winners-graduate-student-showcase.html #UNT #COE #UNTEducation #GradResearch #FacultyExcellence #FacultyAwards #AcademicExcellence #HigherEd

It's National Student Employment Week! We wanted to take some time to recognize our student workers in the COE Dean's office. Autumn is an Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology major, while Ciara is an Education major on track toward teacher certification. We are so grateful to have these young ladies working with us in the college. Thank you for all you do! ~ 💚 #UNTCOE #GoMeanGreen #unt #coe #untcoe #collegeofeducation #speechpathology #education #studentworkers #appreciationpost #appreciation

Congratulations to CHE's Doctoral Student, Erin Malcom, for winning 1st place in the Graduate category for the Nicholas and Anna Ricco Ethics Award! We are all so proud of her achievement! . . . #unt #coe #untcoe #CollegeOfEducation #counseling #highereducation #scholarship #scholarshipawards #graduatestudent #doctoralstudent #riccoethics

The UNT STEAM Education Research and Collaboration (SERC) Lab invites students in grades 3rd - 8th to the 2026 Stem Summer Camps! For more information, please visit this link: https://coe.unt.edu/serc/summercamps For questions, please email Dr. Queshonda Kudaisi: [email protected] . . . #coe #unt #CollegeOfEducation #GoMeanGreen #UNTCOE #STEM #stemeducation #summercamp #serclab

It's that time of year again! Happy Staff Appreciation Month to our College of Education Team! ~ 💚 . . . . Image is human made and not an AI generated image #universityofnorthtexas #untcoe #MeanGreen #staff #staffappreciation #appreciation #scrappyeagle #lucky

Good vibes, great connections, and Mean Green pride! 💚🦅 Alumni and friends of the University of North Texas had an amazing time relaxing, networking, and catching up at Wine Down Wednesday on Feb. 11 at Chicken N Pickle – Grapevine! 🍷🎉 Shoutout to the UNT College of Education for partnering with us and sharing how they continue to empower and prepare future educators and leaders. We love seeing the impact UNT is making! Missed this one? Don’t worry… we hope to see you at the next Wine Down Wednesday! 👀✨ #UNTAlumni #MeanGreen #WineDownWednesday #UNTProud #DFWEvents

🎉 Great news, College of Education students! 🎉 The scholarship application deadline has been extended — you now have until March 15th to submit your applications! If you haven’t applied yet, this is your chance to jump in. 🌟 Link: / #UNTCOE #UNTScholarships #GoMeanGreen #scholarship #scholarships

💚 The COE's Graduate Student Association would like to invite you to the Spring 2026 Graduate Research Showcase! We will hold this year's event on Monday, April 13th, in Matthews Hall, room 308, on the 3rd floor, between 3 pm and 5 pm. This event gives our doctoral students the opportunity to discuss their research in a lively and engaging environment. #CollegeOfEducation #untcoe #universityofnorthtexas #StudentAffairs #unt #gradstudent #doctoralstudent #doctoralstudies #graduateresearch

Congratulations to our very own Dr. Caitlin Frawley! ~ 💚 She was recently selected for this year's Association for Child and Adolescent Counseling (ACAC) Outstanding Counselor Educator Award! This award is given to counselor educators who go above and beyond in their roles to benefit child and adolescent mental health. Dr. Jaimie Haugen of William & Mary School of Education commends her dedication, stating, "She consistently goes above and beyond, whether it’s opening doors for new professional opportunities, providing thoughtful mentorship, or advocating for their growth and development. Her commitment is genuine, and it clearly makes a meaningful impact." We are incredibly proud to call her our own! #unt #universityofnorthtexas #untcoe #CollegeOfEducation #counseling #counseloreducators #award #recognition

Wondering what an MEd in Higher Education can do for you? Hear from alum Mari Goldstein, who found her path in UNT's MEd Cohort in Student Afffairs: The program has helped me to cnosider different perspectives and ideas that differ from my own experience in undergrad and grad school. As someone who works with grad students, I was able to do my own research during the program to determine their needs. The program also helped me recognize the importance of collaboration and new ideas. The deadline to apply for the MEd in Higher Education, Cohort in Student Affairs is February 1. #UNTGradSchool #StudentAffairs #UNTCOE

Meet alumni of UNT - Vanessa Bautista🎓! She recieved her Bachelors degree in 📚Education in 2022 and is currently is a 3rd Grade Billingual Teacher and Grade Level Lead at Jack Lowe Sr. Elementary School! Q: How has your education at UNT helped in your career? A: My education at UNT equipped me with the tools and experiences needed to become a successful teacher. Not only did my classes prepare me to teach Language Arts, but my personal experiences at UNT have also helped me to inspire my students to want to go to college. Q: Did you participate in OPT after graduation? A: Yes, thanks to my OPT I was able to teach in Dallas ISD for a year. I taught 8th grade one semester and 5th grade the second semester. I had the pleasure of teaching both English and Spanish Language Arts at Title I campuses. Q: Are there any professors or staff that helped you during your time at UNT? A: I want to give a huge shoutout to Dr. Paiva, Dr. Wickstrom, Dr. Hancock, Dr. Harris, and Dr. Larson from the College of Education for being fantastic mentors and for helping me learn about the educational system in Texas. Big thanks to Dr. Coffelt and Dr. Peters from the Department of English for being wonderful literature professors and for always setting high expectations. And most importantly, thanks to the staff at International Affairs for being my home away from home and for opening the doors to have amazing opportunities and meeting the best of people. In particular, thanks to Yunju, Nicole, Pieter, Tiara, Mei, Joe, Lauren, Jamal, and Gordon for always going above and beyond and for being so welcoming. My experience at UNT wouldn’t have been the same without any of you! Q: Is there anything else you would like to add? A: I am forever grateful for all the support I got from UNT during the three and a half year I was a student. In my classroom, I have a college wall that is full of pictures I took from different events at UNT to remind my students that getting a college degree is achievable! Many of my kids have told me that they too want to go to UNT. Go Mean Green!

Dreaming of a career supporting college students? Hear from COE alum, Danielle Palomo, who found her path in UNT’s MEd Cohort in Student Affairs: ✨ “I chose UNT because I was particularly drawn to the practical aspect of the program. It was a combination of theory and practice, which rounded out precisely what I needed.” 💡 Program Highlights: • 36-hour program • Up to 6 hours of tuition benefit each semester • 2 internships to explore student service areas that fit your strengths • 2 Graduate Assistantships to sharpen your student support skills Ready to take the next step in Student Affairs? Deadline to apply is February 1. #UNTGradSchool #StudentAffairs #UNTCOE