Southern Connecticut State University College of Education

05/21/2026

03/15/2026

Many thanks to our school district partners who joined us on March 13th for "AI, Equity, and Digital Wellbeing." Thanks, as well, to Drs. Lauren Tucker and Jess Gregory for leading the session "Inclusive Innovation: AI-Driven Approaches to Equity and Differentiation", and to Irene Parisi and Paul Castiglione from CSDE for leading the session "Beyond the Screen: Building Digital Literacy and Wellness Through Curriculum Design."

02/08/2026

Bad Bunny’s work taps into this continuum, honoring the everyday forms of resistance that have sustained Puerto Rican life for centuries.

02/06/2026

We're proud of the work that Donovan does with and for his students.

HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A teacher with a unique honor is giving Hamden students a new opportunity to learn. A colorful, hands-on game that has students like Waterbury’s fifth grader Jale…

12/30/2025

There's still time to apply for Spring 2026!

Excellence in Education Since 1893 For more than a century, Southern’s College of Education has led the way in preparing Connecticut’s teachers, counselors, school leaders, librarians, school psychologists, and behavior analysts. As the state’s largest producer of education graduates, we offer...

12/24/2025

We’re proud of you, Dr. Tucker!

A stuffed toy elephant is one of many toys that special education associate professor Lauren Tucker adapted with her graduate elective class at Southern Connecticut State University.

Tucker and her students make adaptive toys for teachers to use in their classroom and to give a few away to students.

These “switch adapted” toys can move, squawk and sing and can easily be operated by people who have limited motor abilities because of special switches installed.

More: https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/ct-adaptive-toys-special-education-students-21234885.php

12/18/2025

Faculty and staff members of the College of Education at Southern Connecticut State University, along with the students, faculty and staff of Hamden Transition Academy (which the College of Education is privileged to host), collected toys for the Barack Obama Magnet University School's toy drive. The students from HTA raised funds and went shopping to purchase many of these toys. They also helped load the cars, so that we could deliver them to the Obama school.