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The Suzanne and Elmer Kretzschmar Scholarship
The UNT Foundation Endowed Fund for College of Education
The Dorothy Mason McClure Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Arthur and Mae Amundson
Sharon White
Opening Fall Meeting 2023
The College of Education held our annual Opening Fall Meeting where staff and faculty from the entire college came together. Each of the department chairs introduced new faculty and staff in each department. Dr. McFarlin spoke about the college's grant status and future growth.
Dean Bomer announced the annual faculty and staff awards:
First Flight 2023
A few days before classes begin in the fall semester, first-year students arrive on campus for a week-long event called First Flight. During this week, students meet with fellow classmates in their dorms and attend various events on campus. One of those days is known "College Day" where students from each college come together to meet the faculty, staff, and other students in their college. This year, we had Scrappy as a special guest to take pictures with students and get them excited to be at UNT. Students went around and met with other students to fill out an icebreaker activity.
Cornelius Q. Anderson
Cornelius Q. Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Practice in the Department of Teacher Education & Administration and the Director of Pathways for Future Teachers in the Educator Preparation Office at the University of North Texas (UNT).
Anderson has more than two decades of educational experience and has served in many roles—campus administrator, classroom teacher, district & campus support, and college instructor. His passion for teaching, leading, and learning has earned him recognition as “Principal of the Year” in 2015, “Turnaround Principal” in 2018, and “Educator of the Year” in 2021—in several school districts.
Anderson earned his bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies [Teacher Education] from Texas Woman’s University, a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from American College of Education, a post-graduate certificate in advanced educational leadership from Sam Houston State University, and currently completing his Ph.D. in Educational Leadership at UNT. In addition, he also holds Texas certifications in the areas of superintendent, principal, classroom teacher, and paraprofessional.
Ahou Vaziri Line
Ahou Vaziri Line joined the university as a Research Assistant Professor following completion of her Ph.D. from the University of North Texas. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified School Counselor, and a Registered Play Therapist. Ahou’s career began as a middle school English teacher where she grew passionate about the social and emotional needs of her students and their families, thus, she pivoted toward a career in mental health. Ahou’s clinical experience includes work in private practice, university clinical settings, school counseling, and providing play therapy within the schools. Ahou’s research interests include school-based mental health services, best practices in supporting parents in play therapy, clinical work with Middle Eastern children and families, as well as other multicultural implications of practice. Ahou is committed to research that is clinically focused and developing resources that improve clinical practice.