We Welcome Community Partnerships:
Reach Out To Us Now
The FAU College of Education strives to serve as a top-tier education and community partner, sharing skills, talent and research resources related to our areas of expertise. We welcome your interest and invite you to reach out to discuss community partnerships that could benefit from higher education support. Contact Jorene Jameson, Ph.D., our College of Education Director of Development and Institutional Advancement. She can also be reached at 561-297-1272.
Supporting the South Florida Community
The FAU College of Education is involved in multiple programs and initiatives throughout the community. We have a specialized graduate degree program entitled Adult and Community Education Leadership Program in Adult and Community Education. Both our Center for Autism & Related Disabilities and Pine Jog Environmental Center are involved in multiple community partnerships. We also participate in several grant-funded initiatives that partner the FAU College of Education with public school districts to deliver programs in the areas of teacher education and school leadership.
In addition to participating in many rewarding partnerships, members of the South Florida community also serve on our College of Education Advisory Board.
Reach out to Your FAU College of Education Contact:
Jorene Jameson, Ph.D., Director of Development and Institutional Advancement.
EMAIL: jjameson2013@fau.edu
PHONE: 561-297-1272
The TCI Kingfishers won first place in the middle school division for their engineering team interview and engineering presentation.
FAU doctoral student Angelica Downey was awarded $10,000 to conduct research on an employment intervention for college students with IDD.
Julianna Lian, a junior at FAU High, placed second in the biochemistry category at the 2021 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, the world’s largest international high school competition.
FAU CARD received more than $155,000 to conduct research related to factors behind the later and often less accurate identification of Black children with autism.
Donald Torok, former COE Associate Dean, inducted into the Clarence High School Athletic Department Wall of Fame.
