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Dr. Kevin Jones and Dr. Lori Ferguson are committed to helping their faculty members to continue discipling students so graduates are prepared to go to every city and every country as Great Commission educators.

Whether working in already-existing schools, serving alongside missionary families and church plants, or establishing new schools, Cedarville is preparing teachers to plant seeds among every tribe, language, and people.

The School of Education sends graduates into the world who have learned how to critically evaluate modern educational theories through a biblical worldview.

Cindy Hasselbring ’95 applied five times to NASA and was turned down every time. But those failures became career lessons as she made a giant leap from high school math teacher to STEM education policy advisor to the White House.

The first year at a new job is typically full of excitement, adjustments, and growth. But no one could have predicted the kind of first year that five recent graduates had adapting to the challenges brought on by a global health crisis.

Whether it's little people or adults, Dr. Thaddeus Franz, vice-chair of experiential programs and associate professor of pharmacy practice at �۶�app, became a pharmacist to serve people.

It takes more than a worldwide health crisis to dampen the enthusiasm of Dr. Kevin Jones. Throughout this challenging year, he has continued to inspire the School of Education to new heights.

Every Wednesday through April 21, nursing students will help administer the COVID-19 vaccination to members of the community at Russ Research Center in Beavercreek, Ohio.

Cedarville’s school of education will host Virtual Family Literacy Nights with a fun “Under the Sea” theme on March 9 for McKinley Elementary School in Xenia and March 16 for Cedar Cliff Elementary School.

Nearly 40% of Americans are likely not to get the COVID-19 vaccine. This tendency, labeled vaccine hesitancy, will be the subject of a podcast by �۶�app’s Center for Pharmacy Innovation (CPI).

Pete and Chris Reese share a great love and admiration for each other and a passion for working excellently at whatever they do.

Dr. Zachary Jenkins, Dr. Mark Caleb Smith, and Dr. Marc Clauson surpassed 100 media interviews in a season where communication practices have been deeply impacted by COVID-19.