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Welcome to the School of Education & Allied Professions

"Building Learning Communities Through Critical Reflection"

The School of Education and Allied Professions' mission is “building learning communities through critical reflection.” The School's vision is to prepare distinctive graduates who will effectively and efficiently utilize the highest quality of learning, leadership and scholarship to build strong learning communities and develop collaborative, caring partnerships. The School of Education and Allied Professions merges critical reflection with fostering a learning community that focuses on educational theory and practice.

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News

High Marks for Giving Back - August 27, 2010 - Dayton is 77th in ranking of national universities that asks not what colleges can do for you, but what colleges are doing for the country. More >>

Race to the Top - August 24, 2010 - Ohio won a $400 million grant that will benefit early college high schools in the state, including the University's Dayton Early College Academy. More >>

Historic Class - August 18, 2010 - Incoming students from more than 40 states will make University history when the largest class since the Vietnam War era moves onto campus and starts classes. More >>


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Publications

Spring 2009 Dayton Educator

Adaptive physical education students open their hearts and minds to Dayton-area students, Berry scholars help students in Kenya, and a senior researches learning and art. Plus, a high school class takes the trip of a lifetime and an alumnus leads his marching band past the president at the inaugural parade. More >>

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UD Story

Janet Herrelko: Dr. Math Janet Herrelko: Dr. Math

Her license plates say "Dr. Math," and for Janet Herrelko, associate professor of teacher education, "math is the be all and end all." She has sure-fire ways to help teachers and students catch her enthusiasm. More >>

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Events

Between Two Worlds | Oct 13, 2010

Roxani Saberi, American journalist held for three months in Iran on charges of conspiracy, kicks off the University of Dayton's 2010-2011 Diversity Lecture Series with a free talk, "On the Streets of Tehran." She's the author of Between Two Worlds.

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