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Raymond Neag
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The Neag School of Education is named after Raymond Neag, a successful entrepreneur, philanthropist and UConn alum whose generous support is experienced daily by our faculty, staff, and students. His donation of $1.5 million in 1996 endowed a chair in the gifted and talented program. In 1999, his gift of $21 million to the School of Education was, at the time, the largest ever given to a school or college of education in the country.


CommPACT Schools Initiative

Nayden Rehabilitation Clinic

The Charles B. Gentry Building, home of the Neag School of Education 

Best Graduate Schools 2010The University of Connecticut's Neag School of Education is not only the #1 public graduate school of education in the Northeast and the East Coast, it is ranked the 16th best public graduate school of education in the U.S.

In its annual review of the best graduate schools in the country, U.S. News and World Report ranks the Neag School #24 among the 278 private and public education schools surveyed. Also significant are the rankings of the Neag School's core programs which are individually assessed by U.S. News. Three rank among the nation's top 25, including: Elementary Education (14), Curriculum & Instruction (22), and Special Education (17). We are also the home of the nation's #1 doctoral program in kinesiology ranked by the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education.

Our reputation for quality was a key factor in the Carnegie Corporation of New York's decision to select the University of Connecticut as one of 11 members of its prestigious Teachers for a New Era network.

Although we are most often noted for our teacher preparation efforts, the Neag School is home to a broad range of programs of study and research offered by our four departments: Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Psychology, Educational Leadership, and the newly merged departments of Kinesiology and Physical Therapy. Although distinct in nature, these departments work collaboratively to prepare high quality clinicians, educators, and practitioners who are leaders in their fields from athletic training and exercise science to physical therapy and school counseling.

 


The Neag School's role in the CommPACT school reform initiative serves as model to newly announced accreditation standards for schools of education.

Neag alum Marcia Elliott is named Connecticut's top principal!

NCATE cites Neag School as model for newly redesigned accreditation standards. Dean Schwab is interviewed by Education Week.

New Literacies expert Don Leu receives major federal grant to develop online reading comprehension assessment.

National heat illness expert Doug Casa, assoc. prof. of Kinesiology, announces new NATA pre-season training guidelines for h.s. sports.

Kinesiology alum Nicole Keith is the first African American elected to the National Board of Trustees for the American College of Sports Medicine.

Sue Saunders, assoc. professor in Educational Leadership, is coauthor of a guide for new professionals and their supervisors in Student Affairs Administration.

NPR feature on school discipline success stories highlights the work of George Sugai, Neag Chair in Special Education.

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Confratute 2009

7/13/2009
8:30am - 7/24/2009 12pm

Confratute 2009, in its 32nd year, will be held July 13-24.  Confratute has earned the reputation as an outstanding summer institute on enrichment learning and teachin...


Teacher Cert. Info Session

9/24/2009
6pm - 8pm

Neag School of Education, Teacher Certficiation Program for College Graduates (TCPCG) invites you to an Information Session.  Earn your Masters of Arrts in Education and teaching c...


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