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    Boon Authors Carthage Success Story

    Posted on January 2, 2018 by Shawn Kornegay

    The Journal Times (Neag School alumnus Bob Bonn is profiled about his 25-year history as athletic director of Carthage College)

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media Tagged Carthage College

    Iowa’s Late Score Sparks Pinstripe Bowl Victory

    Posted on December 29, 2017December 1, 2021 by

    Land of 10 (Alum Kirk Ferentz, head football coach of University of Iowa, led the team to a historic Pinstripe Bowl win)

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media

    106 Experts Share Their Thoughts on the Future of Education

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    The Edvocate (Professor Preston Green weighs in on the future of charter schools and school choice)

    Posted in Faculty, Neag in the Media

    Former UConn Women’s Soccer Goalkeeper Signs With Icelandic Club

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    The UConn Blog (Sport management alumna Emily Armstrong featured)

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media

    Bonn Authors Carthage Success Story

    Posted on December 27, 2017 by

    The Journal Times (Alum Bob Bonn, Carthage College’s director of athletics, is featured)

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media

    Michael Alfano Announced as New Farrington College of Education Dean

    Posted on December 21, 2017December 31, 2020 by Shawn Kornegay

    Sacred Heart University (Neag School alumnus Michael Alfano has been appointed dean of the Farrington College of Education)

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media Tagged Fairfield University

    Where in the World is “Curriculum Compacting” Actually Happening

    Posted on December 20, 2017 by Shawn Kornegay

    Multibriefs: Exclusive (Neag School’s Confratute and gifted education are featured) 

    Posted in Faculty, Neag in the Media

    As State Enrollment Declines, Rocky Hill’s Grows

    Posted on December 18, 2017December 18, 2017 by Shawn Kornegay

    Hartford Courant (Neag School’s Shaun Dougherty is interviewed about enrollment trends in Connecticut) 

    Posted in Faculty, Neag in the Media

    Local Named Assistant Principal of the Year

    Posted on December 15, 2017 by Shawn Kornegay

    Town Times (Neag School alumnus Joseph J. Masi was selected by the Connecticut Association of Schools as the 2018 High School Asst. Principal of the Year) 

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media

    Susan Huard Named Interim President of Great Bay Community College

    Posted on December 15, 2017December 1, 2021 by Shawn Kornegay

    Community College System of N.H.  (Neag School alumna Susan Huard was appointed interim president of Great Bay Community College)

    Posted in Alumni, Neag in the Media
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    • BCHA of Connecticut Students Named Semi-Finalists in ‘Letters About Literature’ Competition

      JewishLink (Two students who were recognized as finalists in UConn’s Letters About Literature contest, co-sponsored by the Neag School of Education, were featured.)

    • ‘Unlike Anything We Have Ever Seen’: How COVID Has Caused Issues in CT Schools 5 Years Later

      CT Insider (Morgaen Donaldson is quoted about chronic absenteeism.)

    • NSF Project Evaluates Students’ Attitudes Toward Human Rights in Engineering

      UConn Today (Betsy McCoach is mentioned as being a member of the NSF research team.)

    • Charter School Organization Opposes Religious Charter School

      Forbes (Preston Green is quoted about religious charter schools.)

    • How Amy Coney Barrett’s Close Friendship Could Affect the Future of This Major Supreme Court Case

      The Guardian (Preston Green is quoted about religious charter schools.)

    • CT Schools Have Fewer Teachers and More Administrators Than 13 Years Ago, New Report Shows

      CT Insider (A report on education staffing in Connecticut by UConn’s Center for Education Policy Analysis, Research, and Evaluation, is featured. The report’s author, Neag School doctoral student Julia Oas, is quoted.)

    • Former Secretary Miguel Cardona Condemns Trump and McMahon’s Plan for Education Department

      CT Insider (Neag School alumnus and former U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona is featured.)

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