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On a navy blue background, the outline of an iPhone appears on the left side of a slide image. The screen reads "Speech Matters Podcast." In the center of the slide, text reads "How Governance Shapes Higher Education." Below the text are circular headshots of Demetri Morgan on the left and Raquel Rall on the right.

Demetri Morgan speaks about governance in higher education on the "Speech Matters" podcast

May 01, 2026

Demetri Morgan speaks about governance in higher education on the "Speech Matters" podcast

The podcast is produced by the National Center for Free Speech and Engagement.

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The education journeys of migrant youth and the overlooked role of educators

May 01, 2026

The education journeys of migrant youth and the overlooked role of educators

In a recent study of two rural Honduran communities, Associate Professor Michelle Bellino looked at how educators are coping with large-scale migration out of the country.

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Midland Area Community Foundation awards $25,000 grant to support Sustainability Teacher Fellowship in Midland County

May 01, 2026

Midland Area Community Foundation awards $25,000 grant to support Sustainability Teacher Fellowship in Midland County

The fellowship aims to support teachers in engaging K–12 students in hands-on projects that address local sustainability challenges.

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Ann Arbor Public Schools’ first Digital Wellness Expo brings together Marsal Family School of Education students and sixth graders from across the district

April 30, 2026

Ann Arbor Public Schools’ first Digital Wellness Expo brings together Marsal Family School of Education students and sixth graders from across the district

The expo is the culmination of year-long work with advisory teachers, librarians, and U-M students from which the sixth graders gained an understanding of digital wellness.

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The School at Marygrove’s high school robotics team takes first place in their division at the state tournament

April 28, 2026

The School at Marygrove’s high school robotics team takes first place in their division at the state tournament

Next, the team travels to Houston to compete at the FIRST Robotics World Championships.

Doctoral alumni Mara Danielle Johnson, Christopher Kingsland, Sarai Blanco Martinez, and Annaliese Paulson receive the 2025 Stanley E. and Ruth B. Dimond Best Dissertation Award

April 28, 2026

Doctoral alumni Mara Danielle Johnson, Christopher Kingsland, Sarai Blanco Martinez, and Annaliese Paulson receive the 2025 Stanley E. and Ruth B. Dimond Best Dissertation Award

The Marsal Family School of Education is proud to announce the recipients of the 2025 Stanley E. and Ruth B. Dimond Best Dissertation Award. The Dimond Best Dissertation Award was established to give recognition to the premier doctoral dissertation completed in each of the four doctoral programs in the school in the prior year.

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Associate Professor Jon Wargo tells K-12 Dive “Don’t block the Bard”

April 24, 2026

Associate Professor Jon Wargo tells K-12 Dive “Don’t block the Bard”

Based on his research and experience, Wargo argues that Shakespeare can be introduced in the earlier grades.

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ELMAC teaching intern Ongkon Deb wins Student Teacher of the Year award from the Michigan Council of Social Studies

April 17, 2026

ELMAC teaching intern Ongkon Deb wins Student Teacher of the Year award from the Michigan Council of Social Studies

Presented at the annual MCSS conference, the award recognizes an outstanding pre-service educator.

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Demetri Morgan speaks about governance in higher education on the "Speech Matters" podcast

The education journeys of migrant youth and the overlooked role of educators

Midland Area Community Foundation awards $25,000 grant to support Sustainability Teacher Fellowship in Midland County

Ann Arbor Public Schools’ first Digital Wellness Expo brings together Marsal Family School of Education students and sixth graders from across the district

The School at Marygrove’s high school robotics team takes first place in their division at the state tournament

Doctoral alumni Mara Danielle Johnson, Christopher Kingsland, Sarai Blanco Martinez, and Annaliese Paulson receive the 2025 Stanley E. and Ruth B. Dimond Best Dissertation Award

Associate Professor Jon Wargo tells K-12 Dive “Don’t block the Bard”

ELMAC teaching intern Ongkon Deb wins Student Teacher of the Year award from the Michigan Council of Social Studies