The inaugural Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education ranking of U.S. colleges placed Drake University at 135 in a list that includes more than 1,000 schools nationwide.
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Drake third in Midwest in U.S. News 2017 rankings
For the eighth consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Drake University third for overall quality among universities in the Midwest.
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Faculty Publish Research on Health
Sally Beisser, Professor of Education and Randal Peters, Assistant Professor of Educational Administration have an accepted publication in the November/December National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) entitled “Here’s to Your Health: Recommendations for Becoming a Healthy School Leader.” They have a follow up R & R for “The Mindful Principal: Recommendations for Becoming a Healthy School...
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Wanda Everage Symposium a Success
The Wanda Everage Academic Success Symposium, sponsored by Nationwide and the Drake University School of Education, designed to help students of color overcome challenges as they prepare for college, took place in August at the Olmstead Center on Drake University’s campus. The inaugural event included daily activities starting on Sunday, August 7 and culminating on Friday,...
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Bruinekool elected to National Council on Rehabilitation Education
Matt Bruinekool, assistant professor of counseling education in the Drake University School of Education, has been elected to a four-year term on the National Council on Rehabilitation Education.
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Alumna Honor
Alumna, Mary C. Brooks has brought to life a new children’s program at the West Des Moines Public Library. Mary earned three degrees from Drake University. In 1974, she earned a BFA in Speech and Communications. In 1979, she earned an MSE in Educational Administration and earned another MSE degree in 1985 in Curriculum and Instruction. ...
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Drake to host 50 Des Moines-area students for Wanda Everage Academic Success Symposium
Fifty Des Moines-area teenagers will participate in a week-long symposium to discuss the unique challenges that students of color face when preparing for college. They’ll hear from experts uniquely qualified to speak on the topic—including their classmates.
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Young African leaders to study business and entrepreneurship in Des Moines
Drake will host 25 young African leaders this summer for an intensive six-week Fellowship program focusing on business and entrepreneurship. The Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.
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Thank you for going All In!
Any way you interpret it, the Drake community gave in record numbers this year.
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Hodgkinson named executive secretary of AATC Executive Council
Todd Hodgkinson, assistant professor of secondary education, recently was named executive secretary of the Executive Council of the American Association for Teaching and Curriculum (AATC).