The College of Education at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte has a fine reputation. Currently, the College enrolls over 3000 undergraduate and graduate students in professional education programs. Their programs are nationally accredited and approved by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
UNCC College of Education
The UNCC College of Education has received many honors and has accomplished many things that make them proud:
- The College of Education received the Urban Impact Award from the Council of the Great City Schools in 2006
- The special education faculty is ranked in the top ten nationally in terms of scholarly productivity
- 687 UNC Charlotte alumni are National Board Certified Teachers
- The Department of Counseling received the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2008 and the “Program of the Year” Award from the Southeastern Association of Counselor Education and Supervision in 2007
- Last year UNC Charlotte produced over 623 new teachers, the second highest number among North Carolina’s 47 colleges and universities. 73% of these graduates are now teaching in North Carolina’s public schools. A total of 6,427 UNC Charlotte alumni are currently teaching in North Carolina’s schools.
UNC Charlotte publishes a magazine for the College of Education. In the fall of 2007, this popular publication featured an article about Clay Aiken. Titled, “Measure of a Man,” the article calls Clay their most famous alumnus. The article highlights Clay’s work with his foundation and how important he feels it is to educate people about Inclusion.
The article is a nice read and features a 4 page spread which includes two beautiful pictures; one from Clay’s professional life and one from his UNICEF work.
If you have trouble reading the article, remember to click on the photo and it will enlarge to make it easier to see.
Thanks Musicfan…I love reading the older articles, that pointed out Clay's compassion to give back to people. This is nothing new…It's who Clay is. I feel sorry for the people of NC02 that voted for Clay, and wanted to move forward, and have a representative that would have worked tireless for them. That is sad.
But like Clay says, when one door closes, another one opens!!! Go Clay Go!!!!!
What great heart, what great mind, what great works for such young age! North Carolina is very lucky to have a son like him. Why he didn't win for his bid in congress is a sad thing and a loss for north carolinians…just a thought from someone in the philippines
Clay is truly a very special person. We are lucky to be alive and on earth with him.
This article is a testament to the fact that Clay has been involved for many years in caring for and giving to others. No matter what was said during the election by others who were trying to tear him down, Clay still comes out on top. It will be fascinating to see what the future holds for Clay.
My favorite CD is Measure of a Man. Each cut on that CD has true meaning.