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Congratulations to these College of Education students recognized as the March and April recipients based on their course progress, program or classroom leadership and attitude/disposition.

• Madison Bock
• Bethany Brainard
• Michael Hobbie
• Kieran Quarles
• Addison Replogle
• Savanna Turley

Eriksson College of Education student Megan Schneck will be student teaching in the fall, and she is very involved at Austin Peay after transferring from Nashville State Community College.

Transfer student Megan Schneck finds purpose, community at Austin Peay

Megan Schneck, a transfer student from Nashville State Community College, found her calling as an educator at Austin Peay State University. Through service learning and campus involvement, she discovered her passion for inspiring others and plans to pursue a master's degree.

Austin Peay's Teacher Externship program forges academic-industry partnerships

Austin Peay State University's Jack Hunt STEM Center has launched an innovative teacher externship program, connecting local educators with community partners to bring real-world experience to the classroom.

Austin Peay State University unveils cutting-edge Furniture Connection EdTech Studio

The immersive capabilities of virtual reality -- once thought to be just for gamers -- are making their way into classrooms nationwide. Thanks to a generous gift from Furniture Connection, these technological innovations are now available for college students at Austin Peay State University.

APSU-funded study reveals socioeconomic status impacts elementary science achievement

A new study led by Dr. Zachary Barnes, an assistant professor in the Eriksson College of Education at Austin Peay State University, revealed that U.S. students from higher socioeconomic status (SES) families are more likely to score higher in science than their lower-income peers.

Austin Peay State University’s Dr. Zachary Barnes, an assistant professor in the Eriksson College of Education, is an avid researcher. If you are interested in educational research opportunities, email him at barnesz@apsu.edu. 

Congratulations to education major Jasmine Lewis, who was recently recognized as one of the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center 2024 Hattie Walker Wilhoite honorees. Jasmine, along with Alli Johnson and Dr. Charles Gonzalez, presented on Hattie's legacy at the annual awards ceremony. 

Research Study: Seeking black male college students to participate in a research study on perceived academic supports and barriers impacting university persistence. Participants may enter to win a $25 Amazon gift card. For more information, email Barbara J. Tucker at tuckerb@apsu.edu. Complete the survey here. 

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