By the Numbers
We are proud of the latest endeavors and updates happening in the ²ÊÃñ±¦µä School of Education. We welcomed some of our largest cohorts of doctoral and undergraduate students in fall 2018, and our bachelor’s degree cohorts have nearly doubled with more than one-quarter of new students from historically underrepresented backgrounds.
Did you know?
- Elementary education students also receive preparation for the culturally and linguistically diverse education endorsement, a sought-after, advanced endorsement designed to address the unique needs of culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
- The Leadership and Community Engagement degree program is the only one of its kind in Colorado and part of just a small number of emerging community engagement degrees nationwide.
Here's snapshot of what's new in the School of Education
Faculty & Research
Top 8 th
percentile for faculty scholarly productivity among U.S. colleges & schools of education.
Academic Analytics
$ 78 million
the research grant funding over the past decade.
Top 9 th
percentile in federal grant dollars per faculty member across 220 institutions.
Academic Analytics
11
distinguished American Educational Research Association fellows and 4 past presidents.
#1
in the number of honorific awards (65) in the area of curriculum and instruction among 111 institutions. Academic Analytics
#1
Best College Town in America.
American Institute for Economic Research 2017
# 14
in Education Policy among more than 300 private and public graduate schools of education nationwide.
US News & World Report
# 1
graduate education program in the state.
US News & World Report
Most Diverse
% of students of color than any other graduate program on campus
Donor Impact Report
$ 10.3 million
total endowment value
61 %
of donors returned to give again this year.
Most loyal
donors than any other group on campus.
136
annual scholarships to students. Up from just 5 scholarships in 1993.