http://education.asu.edu/ News Listing of Mary Lou Fulton College of Education http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=25299 Fulton college doctoral graduate, Wayne Wright, received the Fulbright Intercountry Lecturing Award in educational leadership and administration. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24701 ASU Applied Linguistics Speakers Series http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24657 Klein receives outstanding book award. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24694 Professor emerita and late husband contribute faculty chair in peace studies http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24310 Tracey honored with APA’s most prestigious award http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24312 Artiles, Kozleski to co-edit special education book series http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24141 ASU education experts strive to shape national policy http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=24122 ELPS faculty elected to head council on anthropology and education http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=23679 The Mary Lou Fulton College of Education has blended the best of its long-running and highly regarded student success course with the concepts of the university-wide ASU 101 to create a comprehensive freshman experience course that exposes students to the unique culture, challenges and opportunities available to them at ASU and within the field of education. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=22604 Terence Tracey, Professor in the Division of Psychology in Education with the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education, has been awarded a Presidential Citation from the president of the American Psychological Association for his contributions to the field. The announcement was made August 14 at the annual APA meeting in Boston. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=22578 ASU Regents’ Professor Gene V Glass paints a grim picture of public education in America as an economically limping society moves more toward cheapening education, resegregating students and focusing on the end-result rather than the learning experience. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=21244 Learn about welcome and orientation events for new Fulton College undergraduate students http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=21197 Several events are scheduled to welcome new faculty to the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education for the 2008-2009 academic year. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=21214 New graduate student orientations scheduled http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=19108 Professor James Christie, a former kindergarten teacher, has dedicated his life's work to the study of play. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=17763 Six Fulton College students compete for the NCAA Women's Softball title. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=15581 Professor Miguel Arciniega and his colleagues have developed an academic scale to define what it means to be either a gentleman or a “macho” man in the Mexican-American culture. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=15523 Teacher Education program graduates at all three Arizona universities will have a unique resource library at their fingertips that will provide constant contact with their teaching peers, instruction tips from veterans in the field, access to useful and informative industry materials, and much more. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=15418 Karen Smith, an associate professor of language and literacy with the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education, has received the John Chorlton Manning Public School Service Award from the International Reading Association for her work in literacy education with teachers and students in public schools. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=15414 Roy Levy, an assistant professor of psychology in education with the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education at ASU, has been named the 2008 year's recipient of the Brenda H. Loyd Outstanding Dissertation Award by the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME). http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=15335 ASU doctoral graduate Victor Sampson (PhD, '07) was presented the 2008 Outstanding Dissertation of the Year Award by the National Association for Research in Science Teaching (NARST). The award was announced at the NARST annual conference on April 1. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=14174 Gorin awarded funds from a grant to develop a Spanish language screening measure to identify Spanish-speaking children at risk for language impairment. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=13335 ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton College of Education and its Division of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies have partnered with the Joan and David Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics to bring a nationally renowned leadership program to Arizona. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=12401 Elizabeth Stolle (PhD, '07), doctoral graduate of the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education received the 2007 National Reading Conference’s Outstanding Student Research Award for her study of how teachers can use technology to enhance literacy in their students. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=9697 ASU Professor Emeritus William "Bill" Frederick Podlich, an innovative educator who inspired teachers to view social studies as an integral part of elementary education, died on January 16, 2008, in Tempe. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=9013 The Arizona Board of Regents recently approved an innovative ASU doctoral degree program in Applied Linguistics. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=7971 Educational Technology doctoral student, Kenneth Shurley, was selected as a Gates Millenium Scholar. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=7237 Dr. Martha H. Rader, Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, has been selected to serve a three-year term on the National Policies Commission for Business and Economic Education. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=6799 ASU Regents' professor David Berliner's new book, Collateral Damage examines the educational harm of high-stakes testing. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=6786 Mary Lou Fulton College of Education professor Alfredo Artiles has been selected as a 2008-2009 Fellow by the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) in Palo Alto, California. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=7240 ASU Professor Julie Luft's passion for science was apparent early in her life. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=7232 This holiday season, ASU’s Beta Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society and the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education’s Office of Professional Field Experience delivered more than 100 books and bears to four first-grade classrooms. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=219 The 2007 Jason Millman award was presented to Dr. Joanna Gorin, Measurement, Statistics and Methodological Studies, Division of Psychology in Education, for her research on the intersection of cognitive psychology and psychometrics. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=7234 Daniel J. Gulchak has been named the Outstanding Graduate Student Member of the Year by the Council for Exceptional Children. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=7243 Dr. Elizabeth Kozleski has spent more than 20 years and $25 million in federal grants working to improve schools and help students with cultural and language barriers who struggle to learn in the classroom. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=4576 This fall, Tirupalavanam Ganesh (PhD, '04) and his research team were awarded a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support a three-year project entitled “Learning through Engineering Design and Practice: Using our Human Capital for an Equitable Future.” http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=4256 Jenefer Husman, an assistant professor of psychology in education, was presented a 2006 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) in a ceremony at the White House Nov. 1. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=1970 $4.4 million Early Reading First grant awarded to the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education to support improved school readiness. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=221 It is with deep sorrow that we mourn the loss of our friend, colleague and mentor, Rey Gomez, who passed away suddenly on Friday, July 20, 2007. http://education.asu.edu/news/?inode=1583 The Fulton College's Division of Curriculum and Instruction has developed a program that prepares participants with the latest information and practical techniques to better prepare and serve those with autism.