What are you reading for Banned Books Week 2018?
Department Mission
Together, faculty and students in the Department of Education engage in interdisciplinary inquiry of the processes and institutions by which societies enculturate, socialize, and educate their youth, an inquiry that is grounded in the liberal arts and enables students to become citizen leaders and life-long learners.
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Assistant Professor of Education Sara Clarke-Vivier has helped develop a new museum and cultural center in Belize that focuses on Kriol culture and history, creating programs to help local teachers and students more easily access all the museum has to offer. -
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Dance minors Ali Zdrojewski ’19 and Kaitlynn Ecker ’18 traveled to New York City this summer to study tap at Broadway Dance Center.
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The annual family picnic of the Washington College students and local community brought people together through the celebration of food, reading, soccer, language, and culture.
Teaching Interns Visit the International Spy Museum
African American Read-in 2018
African American Read-in 2018
the 7th annual Washington College African American Read-in, cosponsored by the Education Department and the Black Studies program
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African American Read-in 2018National Museum of African American History and Culture
The Education Department faculty and senior teaching interns visited the new National Museum for African American History and Culture on September 30, 2016, just 6 days after it opened!
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Fall 2016 Teaching interns and Education Department Faculty at the National Museum for African American History and Culture
