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Four full-tuition scholarships were awarded to educators in Colombia, Ecuador, Japan, and Romania from The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership.

New online master’s degree in Human Resource Management aligns with Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) education standards.

Washington, D.C. government employees have new opportunities to enroll in Walden’s online higher education programs at a reduced tuition.

Two-time NAACP Image Award winner and one of the nation’s most inspiring and influential public intellectuals will address students March 26 in Atlanta.

Walden University continues its commitment to the advancement of community colleges and higher education by announcing four new scholarship programs.

Walden University is ranked no. 2 in the category of doctorate-granting institutions with the largest number of African-American doctorate recipients.

A grant from Walden University will promote an initiative to help teachers become more effective educators of students from diverse backgrounds.

Walden University introduces new online certificate programs to prepare working professionals for opportunities in project management and education.

The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership at Walden University will award $100,000 in scholarships to NEA members.

Walden University’s College of Health Sciences will be promoting ways to live a heart-healthy lifestyle in recognition of American Heart Month.

Best-selling author and international education activist encourages Walden University’s new graduates to make the world a better place.

More than 4,500 students will celebrate their graduation during Walden University’s 45th commencement ceremony on January 22, 2011 in Miami.

Jehan al-Sadat, former first lady of Egypt and world-renowned women’s rights activists, will be the speaker at Walden’s academic residency on Jan. 19.

Recipients of 2010 Project Working Mom full-tuition scholarships are pursuing their online degrees at Walden University.

Walden University has released updated information that tracks its students and alumni, their opinions of the university and their eventual outcomes.

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

As part of the nationwide celebration of the National Education Association’s American Education Week, Walden will award $5,000 grants to three schools.

Walden University’s 6th annual Social Change Conference, Volunteerism: Encouraging Individuals to Effect Societal Change, will be held Oct. 27, 2010.

Walden’s partnership with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives offers members the opportunity to enroll with reduced tuition.

Walden University has chosen five more working parents to receive Project Working Mom scholarships to pursue online doctoral and master’s degrees.

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 has awarded the Presidential Award for Leadership in Social Change to Dr. Hershel K. Swinger, founder of Project Fatherhood

Walden University has won several marketing awards from the University Continuing Education Association, including Best in Show for a television commercial.

Noted social entrepreneur, public policy innovator and President of Echoing Green will address graduates in Minneapolis on July 24.

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

Nobel Peace Prize winner and former South African president Nelson Mandela has been awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Walden University.

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

Online resource helps Walden University community find volunteer opportunities during National Volunteer Week.

Walden University Chief Academic Officer David Clinefelter, Ph.D., brings over 25 years of experience at the university and K-12 levels.

Five students have been chosen to pursue online doctoral and master’s programs at Walden University through the Project Working Mom scholarship program.

Walden University’s new B.S. in Political Science and Public Administration program combines political theory and practice with understanding of political and social organizations.

Walden University, one of the leading providers of online education, is now offering an M.S. in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling degree program

Walden University, one of the leading providers of online education, has developed the 10 steps for choosing an online 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.

Walden University and the YMCA of the USA announced a new alliance that gives YMCA employees, volunteers and their families the opportunity to earn a degree online.

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).

Walden University awards degrees to more than 3,300 graduates from 49 states and 25 countries as Margaret Spellings delivers commencement address.

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 University’s College of Social and Behavioral Sciences now offers an online Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision.

Winners of the Walden University Scholars of Change video contest share their personal stories about making positive social change.

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.

Graduate students, alumni and faculty from Walden University’s College of Health Sciences will present at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.

Walden University’s website has received the University Standard of Excellence WebAward from the Web Marketing Association.

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.

Walden University will put its mission of effecting positive social change into action during its annual Global Day of Service on October 3, 2009.

Public voting opened for the winning entries in Walden University’s Scholars of Change video contest.

Walden University’s fifth annual Social Change Conference to focus on Social Entrepreneurship: Taking Action, Leading Change.

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.

Lilly Ledbetter delivered the commencement address to more than 4,300 Walden University graduates at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

Equal-pay advocate to speak at Walden’s Women Leading Social Change panel discussion.

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

Cutting edge technology offered by Walden allows students to access coursework through handheld mobile devices.

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

Walden’s multimedia campaign conveys how a Walden degree contributes to career advancement and the ability to make a contribution toward positive social change.

Lilly Ledbetter, namesake of the recently enacted Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, will be the speaker at Walden University’s summer commencement.

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 and Aspen Institute have joined together to present a series of free webinars, Business and Society: A Web Conference Series.

Walden University’s School of Nursing is celebrating National Nurses Week by hosting two live online events with distinguished leaders in nursing.

Walden University is offering new B.S. in Communication and B.S. in Criminal Justice programs.

In celebration of its new B.S. in Communication program, Walden University will present a webinar on the Future of Communications.

Every day is Earth Day for Laureate Education’s U.S. campus-based and online institutions of higher education.

Walden University has named Dr. Donald Zimmerman as vice president for the College of Health Sciences.

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

Walden University’s School of Health Sciences will celebrate National Public Health Week with live online events featuring two prominent speakers.

Chair of Walden University Board of Directors recognized to service to community.

Walden University offers a new M.S. in Leadership Degree and new bachelor’s degrees in Instructional Design and Technology and in Nursing.

Walden University becomes one of the only schools to offer a CACREP-accredited M.S. degree in Mental Health Counseling online.

Walden University will celebrate the graduation of more than 3,000 students at its 41st commencement ceremony January 24, 2009 in Dallas, Texas.

Donna Brazile will deliver an address entitled The Political Environment and Moof of the Country at Walden University’s winter academic residency.

Walden University’s online Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies program gives students a unique opportunity to define their own course of study.

The latest issue of Walden University’s online peer-reviewed Journal of Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences is online.

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.

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 announced the recipients of Walden University’s 2008 Educator for a Day Grants.

The Walden University Presidential Youth Debate between Senators John McCain and Barack Obama will air online on October 20, 2008.

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.

Walden University students, alumni, faculty and administration unite to help communities around the world.

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

Lord Mark Malloch-Brown delivered a compelling speech on the importance and impact of higher education in today’s global economy.

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 will celebrate the graduation of more than 3,500 students from 19 countries in Minneapolis on July 26, 2008.

Walden launches new Center for International Programs that provides stronger operational support and services for students and faculty living outside the U.S.

Walden University is offering a new Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems degree.

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

Walden has been recognized as a leader in providing access to advanced degrees for Hispanics by The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education.

Walden now offers a M.H.A. program to help prepare managers and administrators for leadership roles in hospitals and other health care organizations.

Walden university is offering an M.S. in Nonprofit Management and Leadership to prepare students to advance their careers.

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

Walden has named new associate deans to provide leadership for the university’s management, nursing, mental health counseling and education programs.

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

Walden launches an online bachelor’s degree program in Business Administration.

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

Walden University and Newsweek magazine hosted a panel discussion entitled Wireless and Well Prepared: The E-mergence of Technology in the Classroom.

Walden University put its mission of effecting positive social change into action on October 6, 2007, during its second annual National Day of Service.

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.

The Board of Directors of Walden University has announced that Jonathan A. Kaplan, J.D., has been selected to serve as president of Walden.

Walden University has launched an online, peer-reviewed Journal of Social, Behavioral and Health Sciences.

Walden University is ranked a top producer of master’s and doctorate minority graduates by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.

Walden University will celebrate the graduation of more than 2,000 students in its hometown of Minneapolis on July 21, 2007.

Social change leaders, doctoral students, faculty and alumni will converge in Minneapolis for the third annual Conference on Social Change hosted by Walden.

Walden has announced that it has expanded its program of need-based scholarships to include many master’s programs and its post-doctoral 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.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the featured keynote speaker at Walden University’s third annual Conference on Social Change.

Walden University will host its third annual Conference on Social Change in Minneapolis on July 19 and 20, 2007.

Walden University has established a Nursing Informatics specialization within its Master of Science in Nursing program.

The theme of this year’s Conference on Social Change is Sustainability and Social Change: Uncommon Vision for the Common Good.

Walden University has established an educational agreement with Good Samaritan Hospital of Maryland.

Walden University has announced the appointment of Denise M. DeZolt, Ph.D., as provost.

Laureate Education’s VP strategic initiatives for nursing and health sciences has been appointed to Maryland’s Commission on Health Care Workforce Shortage.

Walden University has launched its enhanced Master of Business Administration degree.

Walden University’s winter 2007 commencement includes the first Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) graduates.

Walden University has launched a need-based scholarship program to support and promote doctoral study.

Walden University was recognized for best practices in online student services by The Center for Transforming Student Services.

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

Walden University will put the university’s mission of effecting social change into action Sept. 30, 2006 during its National Day of Service.

Walden University hosts the second annual Conference on Social Change in Baltimore, Maryland.

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

Walden University’s 2006 summer commencement celebrates the accomplishments of students earning their degrees online.

Walden University’s President Dr. Paula Peinovich has been elected to the board of directors of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.

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.

Walden University has added two specializations to its Master of Business Administration program: Accounting for Managers and Health Care Management.

Walden has created a Criminal Justice specialization within its Master of Public Administration and Ph.D. in Public Policy and Administration programs.

Walden University’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program has been accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

Walden University has launched the first fully online public administration school in the nation and created a government employee scholarship program.

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 continues its proud tradition of diversity and access for working professionals according to a recent survey.

More than 400 Walden University doctoral students, faculty, alumni and social change leaders will meet for its first Conference on Social Change.

Walden University is pleased to announce that Dr. Charles O. Heller has joined the Walden Board of Directors.

Walden’s 2005 Summer Commencement ceremony will feature first Public Administration and Public Health doctoral graduates.

Walden University has announced the completion of a merger with National Technological University.

Walden will award its President’s Award for Leadership in Social Change to activist Winona LaDuke at the Thoreau Society’s annual gathering.

Walden University announced it will offer a dual degree in conjunction with the Universidad del Valle de Mexico.

Walden becomes the only online university to offer credit for students holding Global Professional in Human Resources certification.

Walden has created the Center for Social Change on its 35th Anniversary.

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.

Walden University became the first online university to participate in the U.S. Department of Education’s Federal Work-Study Program.

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

Walden commencement features first Master of Public Administration graduates.

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

Thousands of Walden students, alumni, faculty and staff participated in more than 90 service projects around the world on October 2, 2010.

Three new online specialization programs were created to prepare educators in early childhood education and English-language learning (ELL) at Walden University.

The Social Change Impact Report, commissioned by Walden University and conducted by Harris Interactive, explores the key findings from a national survey. Results show that Americans have a strong belief in their own power to effect change.

Walden University has formed partnerships to offer healthcare workers the opportunity to pursue a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree online.

Walden University honors students, alumni and future students who create positive social change around the globe as Scholars of Change.

The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership at Walden, an accredited university, awards Educator for a Day grants to preK–12 schools.

Walden University's 46th commencement ceremony featured a speech from President Bill Clinton about using education to effect positive social change.

A new Walden University survey of 11 countries reveals that most adults in countries around the world agree that technology can turn a cause into a movement faster than anything else can.

The 40 Scholars of Change video competition winners bring to life the mission and vision of Walden University.

Walden’s online master’s and doctoral psychology degree programs have redesigned courses and curriculum as well as new specializations.

A new online tool is allowing prospective students to explore the Walden University experience.

Visitors to Walden’s new iTunes U site can find online course content and videos using iTunes.

President Bill Clinton will be the keynote speaker at Walden University's commencement on July 30, 2011, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Walden University adds two online psychology degrees, an online M.S. in Clinical Psychology and B.S. in Forensic Psychology

Dr. Eric Greitens, social entrepreneur and founder of The Mission Continues, will speak to more than 650 doctoral students at Walden University’s academic residency on Thursday, Dec. 29, in San Diego.

Walden University is offering two new online master’s degree programs, an M.S. in Information Systems and an M.S. in Information Technology. A New Graduate Certificate in Information Systems credits may be applied to master’s degrees.

Walden University will celebrate the graduation of more than 4,800 students at its 44th commencement ceremony on Saturday, July 24, 2010.

Walden University has released new information that tracks its students and alumni, their opinions of the university and their eventual outcomes.

The Social Change Impact Report: Global Survey, commissioned by Walden University and conducted by Harris Interactive, explores the key findings from an international survey. Results show that “think globally, act locally” has become a worldwide mentality

Walden’s two-year cohort default rate of 1.5 percent in 2008 is significantly lower than the 7 percent national average for student loan default rate.

Walden University celebrating its Educator for a Day grant program, today announced the five preK-12 schools that will receive $5,000 grants to enhance their classroom education.

Walden University announces the winners of scholarships for students in Walden’s online higher education programs

Walden University announces educational partnerships with hospitals and health systems in New Jersey, Maryland, Colorado, Michigan and Virginia to provide higher education opportunities for employees to meet increased healthcare demands.

Walden business programs meet the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs standards.

Walden's educational partnership with five health centers will provide higher education opportunities to their employees.

Happy Johnson, author, humanitarian and social entrepreneur will speak to more than 450 doctoral students at Walden University’s academic residency on Saturday, Nov. 12, in Arlington, Va.

More than 3,500 Walden students, alumni, faculty and staff along with their friends, family and colleagues from around the world are expected to make a positive impact in their communities by volunteering to make a difference in the lives of others.

Walden’s project management course content now aligns with Project Management Institute (PMI) standards.

Walden University’s 46th commencement ceremony features speaker President Bill Clinton.

Six new faculty members join Walden’s Faculty Experts Bureau. These members are subject matter experts in education, bullying, and public policy

Walden University has developed two new online special education degree programs to help address the needs of professionals in the field of special education.

Walden University’s new online Master of Science in Emergency Management program prepares emergency management professionals with

Walden University now offers an online Master of Public Policy degree with 12 specializations.

Walden University hosted its sixth annual Global Day of Service on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011. Thousands of students, alumni, faculty and staff members, family and friends gathered and positively impacted more than 1,100 U.S. and international communities.

Walden's new online Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree will prepare nursing professionals to assume greater leadership roles.

Walden is offering a new online master’s degree in Career Counseling to give students the opportunity to develop the necessary skills to provide career guidance.

Walden University’s Demonstrating Accountability, Transparency, and Assessment (DATA)cited for excellence by The National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA).

The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership now offers four new online certificate programs to help support educators' effectiveness.

Walden University is offering two new online master's degrees in Criminal Justice and Criminal Justice Leadership and Executive Management.

Walden University received the gold education marketing award from the University Professional & Continuing Education Association.

New online MS in Adult Learning degree program from Walden University was introduced to prepare educators for one of the fastest growing areas in education.

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

Walden’s online bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs have new concentrations and specializations in education, counseling, and information systems.

Jonathan Cohn, veteran journalist and author of Sick: The Untold Story of America’s Health Care Crisis#and the People Who Pay the Price, will address Walden doctoral students on Saturday, Oct. 1, at the Hilton Atlanta.

Walden, an accredited online university, gathers the top ten tips for working adults returning to school from students and alumni.

New partnerships with Florida and Texas education organizations offer employees benefits when enrolling in Walden’s online education programs

Paula R. Singer, chair of the Walden University board of directors for the past 10 years, will address graduates as the keynote speaker at Walden’s 47th Commencement on Saturday, Jan. 21, at 1:30 p.m. in Miami.

Nontumbi Naomi Tutu will address students in Walden’s online doctoral program at a Minneapolis residency.

Jonathan Kozol, best-selling author speaks at Walden’s Academic Residency in Houston.

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.