Education

from Colorado and Washington receive scholarships to The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership at Walden University.

Walden University is the educational choice of more than 60 state teachers of the year. They shared their Walden experiences in a series of short videos.

A new study released by The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership shows that using technology in the classroom benefits students.

Walden University president Jonathan Kaplan speaks on Supporting America’s Educators: The Importance of Quality Teachers and Leaders.

Forty-seven state teachers of the year have chosen to pursue online graduate degrees from Walden University.

Dr. Terry O’Banion, Director of Walden University’s Community College Leadership Program will give the keynote speech at the Innovations 2010 Conference.

New and enhanced M.S. in Education (M.S.Ed.) online degrees offered for educators in Professional Development and Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment.

Two teachers received new scholarships to enroll in The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership at Walden University.

Walden University’s Richard W. Riley College of Leadership and Education sponsors Celebration of Teaching & Learning 2010 in New York City.

Walden University and Arroyo Research Services to present at the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Annual Conference (AACTE).

Former U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings praises Walden University for setting accountability standards.

Margaret Spellings, former U.S. Secretary of Education, to speak at Walden University’s January commencement.

Walden will award $5,000 grants to three selected P-12 schools that host Educator for a Day events as part of American Education Week.

Walden offers new Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in Educational Leadership and Administration (Principal Preparation) program.

Walden University honors schools and educators with its campaign in support of the National Education Association’s Educator for a Day program.

Twenty-four state Teachers of the Year have chosen to enroll at Walden University’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership.

Beginning in September 2009, students in the Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership may be eligible for the federal TEACH Grant Program.

Dr. Kate Steffens has been named dean of The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership at Walden University.

Walden University and Tacoma Public Schools announce results of Linking Teacher Learning to Student Success, an educational outcomes research study.

Walden University’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership is offering more than 200 scholarships with a total value of up to $5 million.

Walden University partnerships will give educators and associates of several organizations the opportunity to enroll in higher education programs.

Leading teacher education university will award full scholarships to highly deserving teachers.

Time magazine has named former education secretary Richard W. Riley one of the top 10 best cabinet members.

The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership announced the recipients of Walden University’s 2008 Educator for a Day Grants.

Jonathan A. Kaplan will be the keynote speaker at the Maryland Executive Council for Education Opportunities’ 30th annual conference.

The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership will honor schools and educators with its campaign to support the Educator for a Day program.

Alliances with three associations address professional development needs of educators, administrators and staff.

NCCEP and Walden will offer scholarships that may be applied toward a graduate degree program through the Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership.

Walden University now offers a specialization in Higher Education and Adult Learning in its Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) program.

Walden University offers new Bachelor of Science degree programs in Psychology and Child Development.

Walden University has named its College of Education after Richard W. Riley, former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education.

Walden has announced the three recipients of its Educator for a Day Grant.

Programs prepare career changers to obtain teacher licensure in Early Childhood Education and Special Education.

Walden University recognizes educators across the nation with its campaign in support of the National Education Association’s Educator for a Day program.

Walden University has launched a new M.S. in Education specialization in Teacher Leadership.

The Florida Association of School Administrators and Walden team up to give educators and administrators in Florida opportunity to pursue M.S. in Education.

Dr. Michaela Celeste Cole, a 2005 Ph.D. in Education graduate, received an award for an outstanding doctoral dissertation.

Alliance between Education Service Center and Walden University gives Texas educators and administrators opportunity to pursue education doctoral programs.

Walden University is pleased to announce the selection of Manuel Tomas Barrera III, Ph.D., as the university’s dean of the College of Education.

Lusher Charter School in New Orleans receives assistance from Tulane and Walden to provide healing curriculum to students in aftermath of Katrina.

Alliance gives members of AWSP the opportunity to pursue Walden University’s online doctoral programs in education.

Walden University is launching a Doctor of Education with a specialization in Administrator Leadership for Teaching and Learning.

Walden University has signed agreements with several organizations to address the leadership crisis facing the nations community colleges.

A partnership between Walden and Harris County Department of Education combines the Texas Principal Certification Program and a mater’s degree.

Select Walden faculty members were provided with seed money for the development of their diverse research agendas that may have a real-world impact.

Walden University will award $5,000 grants to three P-12 schools that host Educator for a Day events as part of NEA’s American Education Week

Four doctoral and two master’s program graduates are recognized for their profound social change missions.

Students and alumni nominated outstanding faculty members who demonstrate Walden University’s core values of quality, integrity and student-centered instruction.

Dr. Valerie Lyle is honored for explaining how school administrators can effectively implement a new curriculum model through proactive leadership.

Walden’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership will offer master’s degrees to NEA’s 3.2 million educators and administrators.

State teachers of the year attending Walden University tackle the toughest challenges.

Faculty member Dr. Deanna Boddie reflects on mentoring Dr. Valerie Lyle and the development of her dissertation on the Jacobs model.

2011 Georgia Teacher of the Year, Pamela Williams, begins her studies in the Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) program in The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership in June 2011 at Walden University.