High school student Ian Martinez talks to future teachers about the challenges and opportunities he experienced throughout his life with autism.

Students from the schools of education, business, media and design, and athletics department, teamed up to participate in a service-learning project on May 3 with the Martin Luther King Jr. Academy in San Antonio Independent School District.

Brandi Coleman, M.Ed., Induction Coordinator in Teacher Education at the Dreeben School of Education, has received a Commitment to Service award from the Ettling Center for Civic Leadership & Sustainability for a mentorship program called The Lemonade Circle.

The Dreeben School of Education hosted its annual Honors Convocation on Wednesday, April 24, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. at the University of the Incarnate Word in the Luella Bennack Music Center. The ceremony recognized the school’s outstanding students in undergraduate and graduate programs.

Dreeben School of Education teacher certification candidates, Dorothy Hanson and Valerie Mallen, earned the Sid Richardson Foundation Scholarship which supports math and science preservice teachers.

Our student spotlight this month is Monica D. Olivarez for her commitment to education. Olivarez works as a teacher and coach at St. Anthony Catholic High School and attends night classes to earn her master's degree in Student Services in Higher Education. Find out how Olivarez balances work and school.

Doleatha Thomas, doctoral student, and Dr. Sandra Guzman Foster, assistant professor, presented at the Texas Chapter of the National Association for Multicultural Education's annual conference in Frisco, TX.

Texas native Cristina Luna is making waves in the field of student affairs. A graduate of the M.Ed. in Student Services in Higher Education program at UIW, Luna is currently an Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Greek Life at the University of Miami.

Dreeben School of Education faculty and doctoral students presented at the 44th Annual Research on Women and Education Conference in San Antonio, Texas.

In the Fall of 2016, Rozlyn Bermea began classes at University of the Incarnate Word. Bermea chose the school because of the school’s reputation for having an excellent Education program.

A program director for a major health system, Elizabeth L. Payne Wueste is already an accomplished professional and scholar. Her next step may take her to the C-suite and her pursuit of a Ph.D. in Education Administrator is preparing her to get there.