The Phyllis J. Washington College of Education and Human Sciences is home to five academic departments, the Institute of Educational Research and Service, and the Montana Digital Academy. The College shapes professional individuals that become the teachers and do-ers of our society. Our individual departments play key roles in a comprehensive system for producing and disseminating knowledge that directly benefits people and our communities.
UM Children's Trauma Center Receives Donation From Magazine EditorThe National Native Children’s Trauma Center has received a donation from a former editor of Vogue magazine as an expression of support for the center’s longstanding commitment to work in Indian Country. >> Learn More |
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National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) Preliminary ReportOn April 16, an Accreditation Exit Report was presented by NCATE and State review team chairs, stating preliminary findings that UM programs have met all standards. >> Learn More |
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Faculty RetirementsThe Phyllis J. Washington College of Education and Human Sciences celebrates the distinguished careers of retiring faculty members. >> Learn More |
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2013 CommencementOn May 18, the University of Montana will be holding its 116th Central Commencement Ceremony. PJWCoEHS departments will also be holding individual commencement ceremonies that day. For specific details, please follow the link below. Congratulations 2013 graduates! |
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Department of Health and Human Performance Celebrates Student SuccessOn May 10 the Department of Health and Human Performance held its annual Martens-Sharkey Seminar and Spring Fling Reception, highlighting research endeavors and academic accomplishments of current students and HHP alumni. >> Learn More |
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Professor Receives Distinguished Teaching AwardProfessor of Curriculum and Instruction, Jean Luckowski, receives the 2013 Distinguished Teaching Award. |
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