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Bob Manseau ’72, ’85 Education

Bob Manseau was named Principal of the Year for his work in New Hampshire, but its his education from UMass Lowell that made the difference for him.

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The teacher training I received was practical and real-world oriented.

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7/25/2019 Featured Story

Sun and Fun, Science and History at National Park Summer Camps

Sun and Fun, Science and History at National Park Summer Camps

Summer camps at the Lowell National Historical Park allow children to explore history, science and more while having fun. The camps are run by the Tsongas Industrial History Center, a partnership between the park and UML’s College of Education.

7/25/2019 Featured Story
5/8/2019 Featured Story

UML Teams Up with Community on Southeast Asian Folktales Book

UML Teams Up with Community on Southeast Asian Folktales Book

Education, psychology and art faculty worked with community groups to collect folktales from four Southeast Asian countries and turn them into a book that can be used in the Lowell schools.

5/8/2019 Featured Story
4/18/2019 Featured Story

“Language is Wealth”

“Language is Wealth”

Immigrants bring a wealth of different languages to the United States. When schools value those languages, children learn better – and everyone benefits, Prof. Michel DeGraff told educators at the College of Education’s spring symposium.

4/18/2019 Featured Story
1/14/2019 Featured Story

Failing Public Schools? Education Professor Says No

Failing Public Schools? Education Professor Says No

Are America’s public schools failing their students? For the most part, they’re not, says education historian and Asst. Prof. Jack Schneider – despite political rhetoric to the contrary.

1/14/2019 Featured Story

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