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New program. Big impact.
The College of Education has launched a new program,
called WSU ROAR, which will help students with
intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Ti’tooqan Cuukeweneewit
Two grants are increasing the number of Indigenous teachers, and strengthen Native teaching, through an an alternate certification path.
Research Paper Award
Hank Evans, a sport management grad student, was honored by the Sport Entertainment Venues of Tomorrow (SEVT) for his paper.
Student earns big internship
Educational Psychology doctoral student David Alpizar has been awarded a well-respected internship with the Educational Testing Service.
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