School of Education

The KU School of Education has a great deal to be proud of as we enter our 109th year. We continue to be recognized as a top-10 public school of education in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. Specifically, our special education program continues to be ranked #1 public along with our curriculum and instruction program at #12 overall. Recently, we have added new study abroad programs, hosted online teaching training camps for online instructors, and enhanced our online “Jayhawkville” virtual school to help online graduate students gain hands-on experience for their careers as educators and professionals. We continue to improve our degree programs ranging from minors, bachelors and master’s degrees to graduate certificates and doctorates, and invest in more options for our students to obtain their degree at both the Lawrence and Edwards campuses.

We are grateful for the support of all our alumni and friends to help advance our mission of educating future leaders, building healthy communities and making discoveries that will serve our state and the world. On this special day of giving, we are asking for support for the School of Education Greatest Need Fund and School of Education Scholarships to support our undergraduate and graduate students. As many of our students can attest, scholarships are crucial for attending KU. The benefit of unrestricted funds allows us to continue improving our facilities and investing in student and faculty development opportunities.

Every gift helps a future educator along their path to inspiring the next generation. Thank you!

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Dean's Challenge for Education Scholarships
Dean Ginsberg has generously offered to match dollar for dollar all gifts to School of Education Scholarships, up to $1,000. Help us meet this challenge and recruit and retain the best and brightest students!
$1,000 MATCHED
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$1,000
Dr. Ron Koger Challenge for Education
To provide an outstanding Jayhawk education, Dr. Koger will contribute $1,000 if we receive 50 gifts for the School of Education. Will you help us meet this generous challenge?
50 / 50 Gifts
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$1,000
Pauls Family Challenge for Education
In support of the best and brightest students at the School of Education, Carolyn and Charles Pauls have offered $1,000 to the Joyce Morgan Teacher Award if we receive 25 gifts for the School of Education.
25 / 25 Gifts
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$10,000
Chancellors Challenge
Thanks to current KU Chancellor Douglas Girod and former chancellors Bernadette Gray-Little, Del Shankel, Gene Budig and Archie Dykes, an additional $10,000 has been unlocked for student scholarships!
1,000 / 1,000 Gifts
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Twitter Hashtag Challenge
Twitter challenge unlocked! Thanks to your help spreading #OneDayOneKU, $5,000 has been donated to KU scholarships.
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