As graduation approaches, many College of Education students find themselves preparing to step into their first professional roles. Emily Westlund, '26, was no different as she prepared to join the workforce as an elementary school teacher.
For Alum Teresa Squires Osborne, giving is not a single act. It is a way of life shaped across generations, grounded in education, and carried forward through a deeply personal commitment to future students.
Gifts made in memory of COE doctoral student Erick Munene Njue have come together to create meaningful support for students in the College of Education. Among this year’s recipients is Kellie-Anne Brown Campbell, MEd, PGDE, a returning doctoral candidate in Special Education (EI/ECSE) who is entering the final year of her PhD.
For Alum Bruce Waltz, giving is not about a single moment. It is about showing up consistently, month after month, year after year. He has been a monthly donor to the College of Education Scholarship Support Fund since 2003, choosing steady support as a reflection of his belief that education is both personal and powerful.
