The College of Education and Human Services at ÌÇÐÄvlog strives to be a progressive, innovative, national leader in the preparation of educators and human services professionals who possess the knowledge, skills and habits of mind to work toward a healthier, better-educated, more just society.<\/p>\n
One of only two New Jersey institutions that are nationally ranked, ÌÇÐÄvlog\u2019s graduate education programs are in the top 105 in US News and World Report rankings of America\u2019s Best Graduate Schools of Education\u2014a list that includes all doctoral-granting institutions in the country. Our online Educational Leadership program is ranked #25 overall and #22 among Online Educational Administration programs in the US News rankings of Best Online Graduate Education Programs.<\/p>\n
ÌÇÐÄvlog\u2019s Teacher Education Program is one of seven pioneering teacher preparation programs featured in a 2019 Harvard Education Press book by renowned educational scholars Linda Darling-Hammond and Jeannie Oakes titled Preparing Teachers for Deeper Learning. The book describes how teacher preparation programs at these seven institutions are designing ways to equip future teachers with the skills and mindsets needed for 21st-century student learning.<\/p>\n
The pandemic’s impact on our students has been significant, devastating for some. We’ve set a goal of raising $20,000<\/a>. Dean Lucas encourages the CEHS community to join her<\/a> to begin charting a path towards increasing the College\u2019s culture of philanthropy — recognizing that every act and gift counts towards our students\u2019 success. Of course, this need is greater than the $20,000 goal, so please give what you can<\/a>! Currently, the College has approximately 4,400 students — most of those students need emergency funding to be here this fall.<\/p>\n