“Being selected as a Fulbright Awardee is both a profound honor and a humbling recognition of my commitment to education,” said Dr. Christine Royce, professor of teacher education. “This opportunity represents the power of international collaboration and transcends borders to engage in shared learning.” Professor Royce has been named a Fulbright U.S. Scholar. The prestigious…
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The Teacher Education's department's Christine Anne Royce participates in ocean drilling research and completes Arabic language degree.
Dr. Christine Royce presented at the CHEA (Council for Higher Education Accreditation) Conference on January 31st as a member of the accreditation team at Valley Forge Military College. Dr. Robert F. Smith, Provost at VFMC, COL Stu Helgeson(USMC Ret), President at VFMC, and Dr. Roybe discussed VFMCs experience in the accreditation process and lessons learned in…
Dr. Christine Royce has been selected as one of 43 international participants for this year’s Transatlantic Educator Dialogues, which is an international program coordinated through the European Union Center and hosted through the Illinois Global Institute. The competitive program brings educators across levels together over the semester, in order to share the exploration and examination…
This was first published in the SU Magazine. That’s the impact of Books of Hope, a non-profit organization started by senior special education and early childhood education major José Lopez. “We’re dedicated to spreading the joy of reading by providing new and gently used books to children in hospitals, daycare centers, churches, and other community…
Jessica Carter moved back to Mercersburg, Pennsylvania when her husband completed his service in the United States Air Force. She was working at a credit union, but knew that it wasn’t her passion. Then, Jessica was offered a paraprofessional position at her child’s elementary school, and it lit a fire in her belly. That’s when…