IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Need a quick skill boost during Blitz Week?
Dr. Jessica Pryor (ECE) and Lauren Williams (FCS) are hosting a short, informal CPR training session right in the Atrium!
Stop by on January 8 between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Learn something valuable, ask questions, and build confidence—all in just a few minutes. 💙💛
Those who participate will be entered into a first aid kit raffle!
We are excited to offer faculty and staff the opportunity to update their professional headshots! Whether you need a new photo for your university profile, website, or any other professional purpose, we’ve made it easy for you to schedule a session.
How to Schedule Your Appointment:
Simply use the online appointment calendar to select a time that works best for you! An email follow-up will be sent after an appointment is made.
Using technology like AI or virtual reality in the classroom?
Is your class working on a super cool project?
Schedule a time for me to stop by and grab photos (or video) of your students using technology to enhance their learning.
You can also schedule a time for me to grab photos of group work, class projects, etc.
If you already have photos, feel free to submit them here using the photo folder link!
In an effort to showcase the outstanding work of our College of Education and Human Services faculty, we will be highlighting recent presentations, publications, and other scholarly accomplishments.
Please use the Google form below to submit any recent professional accomplishments. Submissions will be featured on our COEHS bulletin board and shared on our social media platforms to celebrate and promote the impactful work happening across our college.
Thank you for helping us showcase the excellence within COEHS!
FACULTY UPDATES
Dr. Stephanie Sullivan and Dr. Abbie Morris recently attended the OLC Conference in Orlando, Florida, where they presented, “Continuing Education Options to Increase Efficacy: Innovation, Collaboration, Reflection.”
CLASSROOM UPDATE
On Friday, December 5, our ELE 413 future teachers got creative! 🎬
Students used iPads to build stop-motion videos of the life cycles of an apple and a frog—an awesome tool they’ll carry into their own classrooms. 🍎🐸✨
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
Cocoa, Crafts, and Christmas Cheer- Day 1
Tuesday, December 9
HPE hosted a graduation ceremony for their seniors, presenting each student with a certificate and a golden whistle.
Seniors:
Ryan Heath
Adison Hicks
Autumn Jeffords
David Kidd
Grant Middendorf
Alex West
SHOUT-OUT
Shout-Out from Dr. Abbie Morris:
The College of Education and Human Services at Murray State University is proud to recognize faculty who achieved 100% mentor participation in completing feedback evaluations for their practicum students. This outstanding level of engagement reflects a strong commitment to continuous improvement, collaboration, and the professional growth of our educator candidates.
Your dedication ensures that our students receive high-quality, constructive feedback that shapes their development as future educators. Thank you for your leadership and support in fostering meaningful mentor-student relationships and upholding the standards of excellence in our programs.
Congratulations, and thank you for making a measurable impact!
Dr. Gruber
Ms. Wear
Dr. Park
Ms. Bloodworth
Dr. Mitchell
Ms. Ridolfi
Dr. Grant
Fall Semester - 2025
August 21-First Gen Meet and Greet
August 28-Student Picnic
August 29- Board of Regents Meeting
September 1- University Closed
September 5-7- Family Weekend
October 6- Scholarship and Service Banquet
October 8- First Half of the Semester Ends
October 9-10- Fall Break
October 13- Second Half Begins
October 31-November 1- Homecoming Weekend
November 1- Homecoming Breakfast and Tent City
November 5- First Gen Celebration
November 15- Racer Day
November 18- Senior Breakfast
November 26-28- Thanksgiving Break
December 5- Faculty and Staff Potluck
December 12- Board of Regents Meeting
December 13- Commencement
The mission of the College of Education and Human Services is to prepare future leaders, advocates, and practitioners through authentic, engaging, and student-centered academic programs for successful careers that positively impact communities.