Margaret K. Lewis, a pioneer in the field of special education and alumna of the FSU College of Education, passed away on Feb. 22 at the age of 100.

It is an easy assumption to make that graduates from a college of education go on to be educators. However, our alumni from the Florida State College of Education enter the workforce in a variety of ways, equipped with the skills and passion gained during their time here.

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August 21, 2020

Jennifer Hall English Education B.S. '96, Reading Education M.S. '02

It is an easy assumption to make that graduates from a college of education go on to be educators. However, our alumni from the Florida State College of Education enter the workforce in a variety of ways, equipped with the skills and passion gained during their time here. Recently, the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship released its annual Seminole 100 list, which recognizes the fastest-growing businesses owned by FSU alumni. Three alumni from the College of Education made this prestigious list: Taylor Harris Gaynes, Jeff Hausinger and Karen Bartle Walker.

Name: Amy Booher Major: Special Education Graduation Year: 2017 What made you choose FSU COE?

Name: Sue Glaser Major: Visual Disabilities (M.S. '01) Hometown: Pilesgrove, NJ

What is your current job title? What does the position entail?

Name: Stephanie Phillips Major: Sport Management Year: Senior  

July 22, 2019

Weinan Zhao

Instructional Systems & Learning Technologies Ph.D. ’18