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Founded in 1922, the University of Arizona College of Education has grown from an initial enrollment of 145 students to a thriving academic community of over 1,650 students, including 909 undergraduate students and 745 master’s and doctoral students.

09/02/2026

“Upward Bound gave me an opportunity.”

And Angel Almazan made the most of it.

As an Upward Bound TRIO alum, Angel experienced what can happen when students are given the support, guidance and opportunity to dream bigger. Today, he’s a student at Yale University, building a future that once may have felt out of reach.

Angel’s story is a powerful reminder that TRIO works. His journey represents what is possible when we show up for students and make sure programs like Upward Bound are there for the next generation.

At the University of Arizona College of Education, we’re proud to be part of that work, helping create pathways to opportunity and supporting students as they discover what’s possible for their futures.

Because every student deserves an opportunity to see what they’re capable of.
This is why TRIO matters. This is why we keep showing up.

100 years of Bear Down ❤️💙Arizona Homecoming returns October 18–24, 2026! Save the date and get ready to celebrate a cen...
08/31/2026

100 years of Bear Down ❤️💙

Arizona Homecoming returns October 18–24, 2026! Save the date and get ready to celebrate a century of Wildcat pride, traditions and unforgettable memories. 🐻⬇️

Learn more: https://alumni.arizona.edu/celebrate-arizona/homecoming

Back in June, we shared College of Education alumna Amanda Leyde’s inspiring story. Now, you can hear more about her jou...
08/29/2026

Back in June, we shared College of Education alumna Amanda Leyde’s inspiring story. Now, you can hear more about her journey firsthand! ❤️💙

Amanda is the founder of Summit Dance Company, a space she created to give young people the supportive environment she wished she had growing up. As a busy mom and business owner, she also earned her B.S. in Leadership and Learning Innovation, a College of Education program offered in partnership with Arizona Online.

Her journey is a reminder that leadership can take many forms, and sometimes the next step is simply having the courage to take it.

Amanda’s advice? “Do it. Do it scared.”

We couldn’t be prouder to call Amanda a College of Education and Arizona Online alumna! 🌟

🎥 Watch Amanda’s story and learn more about her journey: https://youtu.be/xWWCBURvaag?si=uMu_dG-BUTaUohsk

📖 Read her original Arizona Online feature: https://online.arizona.edu/news/arizona-online-alumni-feature-amanda-leyde

Meet Tyler Cashman, a College of Education Sport and Recreation Leadership student and the No. 1 adaptive golfer in the ...
08/27/2026

Meet Tyler Cashman, a College of Education Sport and Recreation Leadership student and the No. 1 adaptive golfer in the world! ⛳🏆

Tyler is making his mark both on and off the course, and KOLD recently featured his journey in adaptive sports. We’re proud to call him a Wildcat!

Watch Tyler’s feature from KOLD’s Road Show: Adaptive Sports: https://www.kold.com/video/2026/08/24/road-show-adaptive-sports/

A Tucson story with a powerful message. Co-authored by College of Education faculty member Nolan L. Cabrera, Banned! The...
08/21/2026

A Tucson story with a powerful message.

Co-authored by College of Education faculty member Nolan L. Cabrera, Banned! The Fight for Mexican American Studies in the Streets and in the Courts chronicles the community’s fight to preserve Mexican American Studies in Arizona schools. The book has earned the endorsement of acclaimed actor and activist Edward James Olmos.

Learn more: https://education.arizona.edu/news/edward-james-olmos-endorses-book-chronicling-fight-mexican-american-studies-tucson

Ready to take your education career global? 🌎The International Education Studies & Practice graduate certificate prepare...
08/20/2026

Ready to take your education career global? 🌎

The International Education Studies & Practice graduate certificate prepares you to teach and lead in diverse, multicultural, and multilingual settings. This 12-unit, stackable certificate is enrolling now for Fall 2026, with in-person and hybrid courses available at the University of Arizona main campus.

Learn more and apply: https://qrco.de/bgwNfx ❤️💙

Congratulations to College of Education alumna Lisa Scott, Arizona’s 2027 Teacher of the Year! 🍎Lisa Scott teaches eight...
08/20/2026

Congratulations to College of Education alumna Lisa Scott, Arizona’s 2027 Teacher of the Year! 🍎

Lisa Scott teaches eighth grade science at Esmond Station K-8 School in the Vail School District, where she inspires students to think like scientists, embrace curiosity and discover their potential. With 21 years of teaching experience, she continues to make a lasting impact in the classroom and beyond. Congratulations, Lisa! 🎉

Learn more: https://azedfoundation.org/2027-teacher-of-the-year-honorees/

“It makes your life matter — it’s a way to give back. It makes you feel like your life has purpose,” Dean Deil-Amen said...
08/14/2026

“It makes your life matter — it’s a way to give back. It makes you feel like your life has purpose,” Dean Deil-Amen said.

More about this amazing program to boost teacher retention is in the comments section.

Congratulations to Associate Dean Iliana Reyes, Ph.D., on being named Mexico Faculty Fellow within Arizona International...
08/12/2026

Congratulations to Associate Dean Iliana Reyes, Ph.D., on being named Mexico Faculty Fellow within Arizona International’s Global Partnerships and Initiatives! 🌎

Drawing on two decades of binational research and partnership-building, Dr. Reyes will help expand opportunities for collaboration, academic exchange and innovation between the University of Arizona and institutions across Mexico.

Read more: https://international.arizona.edu/news/iliana-reyes-named-mexico-faculty-fellow

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