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College of Health Sciences celebrates two retiring staff; reception Jan. 19

Multidisciplinary team receives funding to research mental health outcomes among Idaho youth

Boise State announces the 2021 Pesky Award for Inspirational Teaching winners

A Boise state senator vacated her seat. Gov. Brad Little just picked her replacement

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Idaho Gov. Brad Little has appointed Carrie Semmelroth, a former legislative candidate and a Boise State College of Education employee, to replace a state senator who has vacated her seat. Semmelroth will replace Ali Rabe, a first-term Democratic state senator from Boise’s District 17, until her term expires at the end […]

College of Education faculty 'farewells and hellos'

Education May 12, 2021 As the Spring 2021 semester comes to a close, Boise State College of Education says farewell to three faculty and welcomes four new members. Laura Gallo and Regina Moro, Department of Counselor Education, and Julianne Wenner, Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Foundational Studies, are leaving for new faculty positions at other universities. Amy King and Michael Russo are joining the Department of Counselor Education, and Michael Jarry-Shore and Ramey Uriarte are joining the Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Foundational Studies. Faculty farewells Laura Gallo Laura Gallo, assistant professor, started at Boise State in August 2016. Gallo is joining the Counselor Education department at the University of Iowa (her alma mater) working with both master’s and doctoral students in the program.

Boise State's Online Program is Among the Best in the U.S.

It's one thing to offer virtual school as a matter of necessity, and it's another thing to make it great.  Boise State is succeeding at both and gaining national attention in the process. When the pandemic hit last year and lockdowns started, schools across the country that were unprepared had to scramble to put something in place, and students and teachers had to figure out Google Classroom in a hurry.  My daughter's elementary school did have a program in place before the pandemic, but it sure changed a lot between March and September after parents, students, and teachers got together on what worked and what didn't.  Many tweaks were put into place, like having all-day activities instead of a work-at-your-own pace approach so the kids didn't finish for the day at 9:30 am and spend the rest of the time twiddling their thumbs.  Online school at the elementary level has been an adventure, to say the least.  But it's good prep for college.

Boise State's Online Program is Among the Best in the U.S.

College of Education ranked in top 10 for educational and instructional media design

Boise State to award more than 2,600 degrees at virtual commencement ceremony Dec. 19

Boise State News December 16, 2020 Boise State will hold a virtual commencement celebration, honoring summer and fall 2020 graduates, at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 19. The ceremony will be streamed online at boisestate.edu/commencement and on the university’s Facebook page. In all, 2,259 students are eligible for 2,612 degrees and certificates, with 527 students eligible for honors; 292 cum laude, 189 magna cum laude and 46 summa cum laude. “The 2020 class has been incredibly resilient, and the obstacles they continue to conquer will undoubtedly help them become extraordinary leaders in the future,” said Dr. Marlene Tromp, Boise State president. “These graduates will leave a lasting legacy at Boise State University. I look forward to honoring them and their achievements.”