College of Education News

Senator Ben Cardin visited Frostburg State University campus on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.

New York Times' #1 Best Selling Author Visits Maryland Accelerates' National Leadership Conference.

Dr. Williams' opinion piece describes the turbulent situation regarding racism in America today.

Study abroad and get credit toward your FSU degree! Explore ecotourism principles in the ecotourism capital of the world. This study abroad experience is open to any FSU student. The dates of travel are Thursday, May 26, through Friday, June 3, 2022.

“After a two- year hiatus due to the pandemic, Rugby is resurgent here at Frostburg,” noted Baker. “Every player on this team truly considers it an honor to represent Frostburg, both on and off the rugby pitch. Our team is fully committed to making rugby a point of pride for our University.”

Welcome to the Spring 2022 Semester at Frostburg State University's College of Education. As you know this past year has been one of responding to the realities of 2021, especially the COVID-19 pandemic and the tragic deaths that brought issues of systematic racism to the forefront. Our CoE faculty was able to successfully pivot and continue to offer the same quality of education to students whether they were online or in hybrid format.

The Maryland State Department of Education signed an agreement with Frostburg State University to develop an online High School Level 1 Physical Education Curriculum for use in Maryland Public Schools.

FSU held its second leadership institute for the Maryland Accelerates (MA) Teacher-Leadership Residency Program on Thursday, June 24th, 2021. The meeting featured guest speakers who presented thought-provoking concepts, interactive breakout sessions, and opportunities to engage and share among participants.

Dean Boyce Williams reflects on how the College of Education pivoted during the pandemic to continue to deliver quality education to our students.