Events/Announcements
December Alumni & Friends Newsletter
The past several months have been filled with research and instruction related to issues that touch your lives – areas of inquiry like autism, depression, rehabilitation after serious injuries, reading instruction, the preparation of highly skilled principals and how best to teach science to 21st century students. Read more about how the College of Education is changing the world.
Class of '60 50th Reunion
The College of Education welcomed members of the Class of 1960 back to campus April 22. They received a report on the State of the College from Dr. Marilyn Kameen, Senior Associate Dean, and participated in a presentation by Dr. Karen French's graduate students using the new Promethean interactive white board to study math manipulatives.
Alumni & Friends
The College of Education is proud of its alumni and the long tradition of support and service they have given us. Our students go on to become award-winning teachers, education administrators, education consultants and leaders in their fields.
These pages contain resources for College of Education alumni and friends, including information on the TIES program, how to donate to the College and continuing education.
Career Services
The Career Services office provides resources, information, and career opportunities for College of Education students and alumni. View the Career Services Web site.
Recruiters interested in interviewing job candidates at the College of Education or attending our Career Fair can make arrangements through the Career Services office.
PDS - Cooperating Teacher Materials
Cooperating Teachers working with our students in the Professional Development Sequence can find relevant information and materials here.
Induction Support (TIES)
The TIES program provides job-embedded professional development and support for novice teachers, their administrators, and the veteran teachers who mentor them. View the TIES Web site.
Donors and Friends of the College
The College of Education is now the 4th ranked public school of education in the nation, and is recreating the way students learn through innovation, research and practical instruction. There is no institution in the southwestern United States making a more strategic impact on the future of education, and your investment in its success is a priceless gift to future generations of young students. If you care about the future of education in Texas and the nation, support the work of the gifted students and remarkable faculty of the College of Education at The University of Texas at Austin.
- Supporting Education
- People Who Care
- How You Can Help
- Faculty Endowments
- Endowed Scholarships
- Program Support Endowments
- Advisory Council
Education Resources
The College of Education has developed or hosts several educational resources suitable for parents and teachers.