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Clint Perry '17 Electrical Engineering

The thrill of figuring out how things work led Clint Perry to major in electrical engineering. He is also enrolled in the UTeach Program, where he carries his enthusiasm for engineering over to his teaching at Billerica High School.

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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
11/14/2018 Featured Story

Teaching the Teachers: Education Professors Support Faculty

Teaching the Teachers: Education Professors Support Faculty

UMass Lowell started as a state teachers’ college. More than a century later, faculty in the College of Education are helping other UML faculty become better teachers.

11/14/2018 Featured Story
10/26/2018 Featured Story

‘I’m a Human Being, Not a Target’

‘I’m a Human Being, Not a Target’

“Confronting Gun Violence Against Kids” was the theme of the College of Education’s 23rd Panasuk Symposium on Educational Research, Policy & Practice, which featured Peter Cunningham, former assistant secretary for communications and outreach for the U.S. Department of Education.

10/26/2018 Featured Story
8/21/2018 Featured Story

International Educators Learn How to Teach Critical Thinking Skills

International Educators Learn How to Teach Critical Thinking Skills

English teachers and professors from around the world came to UMass Lowell this summer to learn how to teach critical thinking skills – and to experience American culture, from urban dance to shopping.

8/21/2018 Featured Story

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