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Temple University College of Education and Human Development A top-ranked school of education in an urban, public university setting, the College of Education and

The College of Education and Human Development at Temple University is situated in the heart of North Philadelphia with city schools, student and teacher populations at our doorstep. Our prominent location brings us all the resources and challenges of a large, diverse and lively urban center. By pursuing our mission, to empower children and their communities through education, we serve our surrounding neighborhoods, the city of Philadelphia, schools and school districts across the region and the nation. On our sprawling urban campus, in our surrounding neighborhood schools and across the city, we educate teachers and school leaders who have the knowledge and skills to reach all of our children. Driven by the most current research and our extensive database of best practices, we create new models of teaching and learning that enable our graduates to succeed and lead the movement to improve educational achievement nationwide. Our graduates are problem-solvers, innovators and creative thinkers. They debate ideas in the abstract, but apply them in practical ways to address the concrete situations that challenge educators daily. The College of Education and Human Development is committed to education for the long term, to life-long learning, to using the newest tools to prepare students not only for the present but for a rapidly expanding and complex world. Our faculty provides the foundation of research and knowledge our students and supervisors in the field require to address the needs of children and schools today. Their insight and the new information they generate informs decision making at the highest level and provides educators and school personnel with the tools they need to strengthen educational practice. When you’re Temple Made, your ability to succeed and help others succeed is limited only by your imagination. Our students prove this every day, as they make their journey from the classroom into the professional world of teaching, research, and service. Our students know they can make a difference in the real world because they get access to resources and knowledge that gives them a leg up.

POV: A “day in the life” of an early elementary education major means building foil boats, taking quizzes and wondering ...
10/30/2026

POV: A “day in the life” of an early elementary education major means building foil boats, taking quizzes and wondering where the time went. 🚤📚😂

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10/29/2026

🦉Showing up for Philly’s future! Monika Shealey represented Temple College of Education and Human Development at the second annual Philadelphia Youth in Education Summit, in partnership with Elevate 215.

On Friday, Oct. 23, Temple University College of Education and Human Development’s student organization, Kappa Delta Pi ...
10/27/2026

On Friday, Oct. 23, Temple University College of Education and Human Development’s student organization, Kappa Delta Pi (KDP), inducted eight new educators into the society!

KDP is an international honor society and professional association for educators that promotes excellence and inclusive excellence in education. Founded in 1911, KDP provides opportunities for professional growth, community and recognition for educators.

We’re thrilled to celebrate our students and welcome eight new members into this distinguished organization! 🎉

Meet our newest KDP inductees:
Olivia Kearney – Sophomore, Early and Elementary Education
Kaitlyn McCool – Sophomore, Early and Elementary Education
Kimberly Minchala-Urias – Sophomore, Early and Elementary Education
Elsa Dornick – Junior, Early and Elementary Education
Haley Mansfield – Junior, Early and Elementary Education
Ranesa Waldron – Junior, Early and Elementary Education
Maddie Gerace – Senior, Early and Elementary Education
Autumn Smith – Senior, General Science + Tech with Teach, College of Science and Technology
Congratulations to all eight inductees on this exciting achievement!

Follow KDP on Instagram for more updates!
https://www.instagram.com/kdptemple/

Think your LinkedIn is "scary" good? The PATH Team is teaming up with some exciting partners for a spooky LinkedIn Roast...
10/26/2026

Think your LinkedIn is "scary" good? The PATH Team is teaming up with some exciting partners for a spooky LinkedIn Roast 👻

Bring your profile and prepare for some slightly roasty feedback, helpful tips and tricks to make your LinkedIn stand out!

Plus: Halloween treats, giveaways and more.

Oct. 28, 12:00 p.m.
Ritter Annex 179 (Shimada Resource Center)

Join if you dare🔥
https://ow.ly/kwiy51018rZ

🌍✈️ Thinking about studying abroad this summer?The Foundations of Study Abroad video series is a great first step to lea...
10/26/2026

🌍✈️ Thinking about studying abroad this summer?

The Foundations of Study Abroad video series is a great first step to learn the basics of studying abroad and start planning your experience. Join this session to explore summer study abroad options, including faculty-led programs, and learn more about opportunities available to Temple students. 🌎📚

Whether you’re just getting started or already considering a program, this session can help you learn what options are available and what steps to take next!

📅 Register by Oct. 28

https://educationabroad.as.me/schedule/92e10bb7/appointment/67951322/calendar/272113/datetime/2026-10-30T11%3A00%3A00-04%3A00?appointmentTypeIds%5B%5D=67951322

10/26/2026

Good things come to those who… prepare. See you at our Education Expo prep sessions.

🦉 “I never imagined that attending an institution like Temple would be a possibility for me.”For National Transfer Stude...
10/23/2026

🦉 “I never imagined that attending an institution like Temple would be a possibility for me.”

For National Transfer Student Week, meet Jose Esteban Kolodey, a first-generation college student from Guatemala who transferred to Temple to continue growing as a Spanish educator.

As he prepares to graduate with a degree in secondary education in world languages, Kolodey reflects on how far he’s come and the importance of continuing to dream big.

“I have learned that you should never stop dreaming or allow your background to define how far you can go. Today, I am a teacher, a college student and someone who continues to set bigger goals for himself.”

10/23/2026

Students can schedule an academic advising appointment through Navigate Student App or via website https://temple.navigate.eab.com/

If you need assistance, you can utilize the Navigate360 Student Guide. Or, you can contact us as our peer advisors are here to help!

Phone: 215-204-8011
In person: 150 Ritter Annex, Shimada Resource Center

🦉 “I don’t know if I’ll end up exactly where I plan to be, but I’m always excited to see where life takes me.”For Nation...
10/22/2026

🦉 “I don’t know if I’ll end up exactly where I plan to be, but I’m always excited to see where life takes me.”

For National Transfer Student Week, meet CEHD student Jess Incollingo, who transferred to Temple from Delaware County Community College to pursue her passion for teaching.

As a secondary English education major, Incollingo is preparing to become a high school English teacher while staying open to the possibilities ahead. She chose Temple for its urban environment and the opportunity to meet people from diverse backgrounds.

Her advice to fellow transfer students? Get to know your professors, stop by office hours and don’t be afraid to ask questions. “Simply showing up and demonstrating that you care can do wonders for your academic career.”

Read Incollingo’s Q&A to learn more about her journey to Temple, her experience as a transfer student and her goals for the future: https://ow.ly/HSLB50ZZIm8

What does your path to college look like when it doesn’t follow the traditional route?For National Transfer Student Week...
10/22/2026

What does your path to college look like when it doesn’t follow the traditional route?

For National Transfer Student Week, Oct. 19–23, we’re highlighting CEHD student Willa Flickinger, who transferred to Temple from Bucks County Community College with a passion for education and creating meaningful learning experiences for children.

Flickinger went straight into the workforce after high school, gaining real-world experience that she now brings with her to the classroom.

At Temple, she’s studying human development and community engagement and pursuing a certificate in children’s media. Her dream job? Becoming a children’s librarian. 📖

Her advice to fellow transfer students: “Never be afraid to ask for help.”

Read Flickinger’s Q&A to learn more about her journey, her experience at CEHD and why she believes learning can happen far beyond the traditional classroom: https://ow.ly/yJk150ZZI5I

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