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100th Anniversary
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100th Anniversary
About Us
The Office strives to enhance alumni networks and reconnect alumni to peers across the globe. We are dedicated to providing you with new and exciting ways to connect with your college and your fellow alumni.
About Us
Ways to Engage
Engage, connect and celebrate with your alma mater!
Ways to Engage
100th Anniversary
Let's Celebrate Our Impact Together!
100th Anniversary

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With over 50,000 alumni worldwide, the College of Education provides you with a network of change makers.
Mr. William McDonough
2017 College of Education Gallery of Success Inductee
https://education.temple.edu/news/2018/02/gallery-success-honoree-shares-story-h... Mr. William McDonough
Otis Hackney, EDU '98
Otis Hackney
Temple Alumna Donates Her Doctoral Robes
Temple Alumna Donates Her Doctoral Robes
Todd Price, EDU '99
Named the Commonwealth's principal of the year.
Todd Price, EDU '99

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by Kaiyla Darmer

New Perspective on Service-Learning Lands Recent College of Education Alumna Dissertation of the Year Award

Elisabeth Fornaro, EDU '18, recently received the Dissertation of the Year Award from the International Association for Research on Service Learning and Community Engagement (IARSLCE). A recent graduate with a PhD in urban education, Fornaro's research has focused on directing the spotlight of service learning back to the K-12 setting. More specifically, she has expanded the conversation about its benefits to include the positive impacts it has on teachers and their well-being, especially in challenging educational contexts. Her dissertation,"It's Like Professional Food: Sustain...
by Kaiyla Darmer

Owls in Spain: Recent Education Graduate Receives Fulbright Scholarship

When Elaina Hawkins began her freshman year at Temple, she was like many others: a student with a world of potential but uncertain about what she wanted to study. Growing up, she was constantly exposed to the Spanish language because her father spoke it for work. She had these experiences in mind when she sat down with an advisor and eventually declared secondary education with a concentration in Spanish as her major. Almost immediately, she realized that she had made the right decision. Education quickly became her passion. It was during her study abroad experience in Oviedo, S...
by Alexander Grant

A Place to Dance In North Philly

A former Temple University student has opened her very own dance studio in back her North Philadelphia neighborhood. Roneisha Smith-Davis has been dancing for nearly 24 years, and her talent has allowed her to travel all over. From coast to coast, Ms. Davis has gathered plenty of experience, even attempting to dance for several professional basketball teams. However, her dancing skills have led to her return to North Philadelphia where she opened Bella Ballerina Dance Academy. “I said that when I opened up a studio, if I was fortunate enough to open it up. I would bring it bac...
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