By: Clarin Collins

By: Clarin Collins

By: Clarin Collins

Education and the arts are deeply connected. As the philosopher William James wrote in his book Talks to Teachers:

By: Clarin Collins

This year, the Office of Scholarship & Innovation (OofSI) partnered with TCDC, and some of our 2018 MLFTC internal grant recipients kicked off the conference with a poster session to discuss their on-going research projects with graduate students, faculty, and other attendees.

By: Clarin Collins

The second “What’s Brewing in MLFTC?” series featured a scholarship and research resource open house. A handful of representatives from offices within MLFTC and ASU at large were invited to provide some tips & tricks, as well as highlight some aspects of their work that may not be commonly known.

By: Clarin Collins

Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is committed to supporting and creating research and scholarship among our faculty and research staff.

By: Clarin Collins

Though not the sexiest component of research, the institutional review board is essential to protect the rights of research subjects and the researcher and institution.

By: Clarin Collins

The first education research mixer luncheon was held today at ASU’s SkySong Innovation Center, organized by the Office of Scholarship and Innovation.

By: Clarin Collins

The Office of Scholarship announced the 2017 MLFTC Internal Grant recipients.

By: Clarin Collins

Today, the offices of Research Advancement and Scholarship and Innovation hosted a hackathon to discuss submitting National Science Foundation proposals and, specifically, the Discovery Research PreK-12 call for proposals.

By: Clarin Collins

Today, the Office of Scholarship and Innovation announced that Mark Wiederspan and Jeongeun Kim were awarded the inaugural Action Lab Fellowship.