The 2024 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate School Rankings placed the FSU College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences as No. 6 among public colleges of education and No. 14 overall. The rankings give FSU the distinction as having the best college of education in the state of Florida—public or private.
From left to right: Dean Damon Andrew; James Haj, Distinguished Alumni Award; Dr. Robert Reardon, Lifetime Achievement Award; Dr. Sue J. Ebbers, Distinguished Alumni Award; and Brittany Sinitch Menendez, GOLD Award.
Each year, Florida’s school districts have the opportunity to recognize and celebrate 74 teachers as District Teachers of the Year. These top educators are selected for many reasons including extraordinary student gains, community involvement, teacher leadership and instructional practices. Of the District Teachers of the Year, five will be selected as finalists to win the Teacher of the Year Award.
This year, 11 of the District Teachers of the Year are FSU graduates:
21 Faculty and/or Staff members from the College of Education have been nominated for 2022 University Teaching and Advising Awards. Every department in the College of Education has some representation through these nominations.
Full list:
This past November, eight College of Education graduate students were honored at the 37th McKnight Annual Fellows Meeting in Tampa for having received the McKnight Doctoral or Dissertation Fellowship.
The 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 cohorts attended alongside the recent graduates, who were honored during a jacketing ceremony.
The two fellowships have key distinctions in their award sums:
With a new year comes a new program in the FSU College of Education. We’re excited to announce that our highly ranked Measurement & Statistics program is now offering an online master’s degree!
While FSU’s Measurement & Statistics program has existed since 1995, the new online master’s option was designed to meet the needs of working professionals and students looking for a more flexible route to pursuing a graduate degree. Our online offerings combine both synchronous and asynchronous courses to meet students’ varied schedules.
With a new year comes a new program in the FSU College of Education. We’re excited to announce that our highly ranked Measurement & Statistics program is now offering an online master’s degree!
While FSU’s Measurement & Statistics program has existed since 1995, the new online master’s option was designed to meet the needs of working professionals and students looking for a more flexible route to pursuing a graduate degree. Our online offerings combine both synchronous and asynchronous courses to meet students’ varied schedules.
After over four decades of exhibiting high levels of motivation, work ethic and rhetorical mastery, Dr. Robert A. Reiser is retiring from Florida State University.
