College of Education Newsletter
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| College of Education SGA Leaders Attend Dinner at SHSU President’s Residence
On behalf of the College of Education Caucus, several student leaders had the special opportunity to attend a formal dinner at the home of SHSU President Dr. Alisa White. This event fostered cross-campus connection and leadership dialogue in a warm and engaging environment. The COE Caucus proudly represented future educators, advocates, and scholars committed to creating positive change on and off campus.
It was an honor to be invited, and we’re grateful to President White and her team for hosting us in such a welcoming and inspiring space.
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Garrett Center to Host the Second Bearkat For A Day
The Garrett Center, in collaboration with Autism Unites and Grimes County Co-op Special Education Services, is hosting Bearkat for a Day Friday, May 2. The event will welcome 25 visiting students receiving special education services and their families for campus tours, lunch, and mentorship activities with SHSU students. This initiative was recently presented as a model at the national Division on Career Development and Transition conference.
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While the Fall 2025 graduation application deadline has technically passed, students seeking to apply late are encouraged to contact the Registrar’s Graduation Team directly at graduationteam@shsu.edu.
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The last day to order your Cap and Gown online is Friday, November 14, 2025. Orders placed after this date may incur additional fees.
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Scholarship Opportunities
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Become a Hawkins Scholar!
The prestigious Augustus F. Hawkins grant offers scholarships and support for students preparing to become teachers in high-need schools, helping you make a difference where it’s needed most.
Deadline to Apply: November 7, 2025
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| Become a NOYCE Scholar!
The highly prestigious, nationally recognized Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship supports exceptional students who plan to teach STEM fields in a high-needs school with $10,000 per academic year.
Deadline to Apply: November 14, 2025
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Become a Charles Butt Scholar!
To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be committed to teaching in the Texas public school system in either a Title 1 or majority economically disadvantaged school or in a priority subject area (math, science, special education, or bilingual). Applicants must also exemplify the knowledge, skills, and values listed below. Preference is given to Texas residents.
Application Closes: Thursday, January 1, 2026
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"An arrow can only be shot by pulling it backward. So when life is dragging you back with difficulties, it means that's going to launch you into something great."
- Paulo Coelho
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Kara Fahringer-Baer’s Dissertation Proposal Defense, BEYOND RESISTANCE: HOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS NAVIGATE IDENTITY AND BELONGING IN POST-DEI INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTS, has been scheduled for November 11th, 2025, at 10:00 AM via Zoom.
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| Fall 2025 COE Scholarship Banquet
Revisit the highlights from this year’s Scholarship Banquet and see the moments that made the evening special.
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Fall 2025 Charles Butt Scholars
Meet the newest cohort of Charles Butt Scholars!
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- 11/07 - COE First-Gen Student Luncheon
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11/12 - Faculty/Staff Annual Giving Lunch
- 11/15 - Football: Middle Tennessee at SHSU
- 11/20 - Faculty/Staff/Retiree Thanksgiving Lunch
- 11/27-11/28 - University Holiday - Thanksgiving
- 12/09 - Pinning Ceremony
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