UNDERGRADUATE EXCELLENCECollege of Education student Caleb Brownreceived the Martin Luther King Jr. Awardfor Excellence in Service at the 41st AnnualDr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.The award recognizes excellence inservice to the University or surroundingcommunity as well as advocacy for socialand environmental justice, areas involvedin advancing Dr. King’s vision of the“beloved community.”Brown was a secondary education majorbefore graduating in 2024, and he is acurrent teacher resident in the College ofEducation. Brown is also part of the CallMe MiSTER® program, a program designedto increase the pool of available teachersfrom broader, more diverse backgroundsparticularly among the State’s lowestperforming elementary schools.“I’ve learned a lot about myleadership style whetherthat’s in the gym with myteam or in the workplace.I’m learning a lot aboutmyself and how I work, and Ithink that will help me in theworkforce in my future.”Molly ArnoldHuman Capital Educationand Development Major7 | College of Education“From a secondary mathstandpoint, the opportunity to beable to double major in educationand mathematics makes for aunique experience that I’m notsure you can get in many otherplaces. I also look forward totaking in the information from theexperts we hear from in TeachingFellows and applying that in myclassroom.”Jason AlbachSecondary Education Major“The College of Educationis collaborative. Everyonehere wants you to growand develop and be thebest educator you can be.Everyone sees your potential.”Ahmad PendergrassElementary Education Major
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