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COE Partners with Program from Japan that Supports Individuals with Down Syndrome
On Tuesday, December 16, 2025, the UH Mānoa College of Education (COE) collaborated with Kalani…
COE School of Teacher Education Receives Grant to Redesign Elementary Program
The School of Teacher Education (STE), in the UH Mānoa College of Education (COE), has…
COE Faculty Member is Elected President of National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education
Assistant Professor Jaimie McMullen, in the College of Education Department of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Science…
Announcements
CDS Offers Free Writing Tutoring
The Center on Disability Studiesʻ Kākau Mea Nui 2.0 Writing Matters* project is thrilled to…
COE Welcomes New Center on Disability Studies Director
The UH Mānoa College of Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Meghan…
Faith C. Ai Scholarship Fund Accepting Applications
“Helping teachers attain excellence as educators.” The Faith C. Ai Scholarship awards scholarships of…
Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi December 2 Blood Drive
College Of Education Blood Donation Drive The Blood Bank of Hawaii needs you! If you're in good health, you…
Events
COE Assessment Symposium: Assessment in a Native Hawaiian Place of Learning
9:00am–3:30pm, Fri Jan 16, 2026
All COE faculty and staff are invited to attend this event and engage in a…
College of Education Convocation 2025-2026
5:00pm–7:00pm, Fri May 15, 2026
Aloha College of Education Fall 2025 Graduates, Spring/Summer 2026 Prospective Graduates, Students, Families, School &…
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Philosophy, Sociology & History
Make informed and wise decisions about educational problems and policy issues by gaining an understanding of the socio-cultural, historical, international, philosophical, and political contexts of education.
View programs in Philosophy, Sociology & History of Education
Early Childhood Education
Help children PK-3 form a foundation for lifelong learning! The COE prepares new early childhood educators and offers graduate programs for continuing professional development.
Hawaiian & Place-based Ed
Connect learning with the community and students’ sense of place. The COE offers unique credit and non-credit, place-based programs for educators in areas such as ethnomathematics, sustainability, STEM and interdisciplinary education.
Higher Education
Interested in working with college students or doing research in higher education? Check out our graduate programs that focus on higher education!
Leadership, Admin & Policy
Take the next step in your journey as a leader! The COE is committed to developing local and global educational leaders, through a vast array of graduate and professional development offerings.
Literacy & Curriculum
The COE is equipping teachers, researchers and specialists to advance the areas of literacy and curriculum. Our faculty invite you to join one of our many cutting-edge programs!
Measurement, Evaluation and Assessment
Do you want to develop skills in program evaluation, advanced statistics or psychometrics? Our COE faculty have the expertise to help you gain these valuable skills!
Multicultural & International Education
Do you want to support cultural, linguistic and social diversity in our schools? Or do you want to gain a global perspective on education? We invite you to explore our programs in multicultural, progressive and international education.
Special Education, Disability & Rehab
Are you interested in working with people with disabilities? Explore our programs in the areas of disability studies, rehabilitation science and special education.
Technology & STEM
These COE programs are designed to equip educators and other professionals to use the latest technologies and explore strategies in STEM education.
K-12 Instruction & Teacher Preparation
Teach what you love, love what you teach. We offer teacher preparation programs for those who want to become a licensed teacher, and many more for those already in the teaching profession!
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Interested in integrating the latest tech into learning and teaching? 💻💭
The Learning Design and Technology (LTEC) Department at the UH Mānoa College of Education is where creativity, technology, and education come together. We design innovative learning experiences for Hawai‘i and beyond, empowering future changemakers. Check out the LTEC department to learn more!
#uhmcoeambassador #uhmcoe #LTEC #learningtechnology
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This past December, Jonathan, one of our SMAP Ambassadors, returned to his alma mater, ʻAiea High School (@aieahigh), to speak with students about his academic journey and navigating post-high school life.
He shared how different experiences — including being a UH Mānoa student and an ambassador — have shaped his journey, while encouraging students to keep moving forward when plans don’t go as expected.
#HIDOE #AieaHighSchool #PublicSpeaking #SMAP #UHMCOEAmbassador
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Are you in need of a specific tech item for your studies and/or research?
Welcome back to #UHMCOEAmbassador Joseph’s Hamilton Library series! Where PhD student, Joseph Peters goes over utilizing Hamilton Library resources over the course of your studies at UH!
Episode 2: Loanable technology at Hamilton Library (@uhmlibrary)
#SMAP #UHMCOE
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Winter break is wrapping up! Check out these highlights from a few of our COE students and alumni. We hope you all had a joyous holiday season with your friends and ohana! ❄️❤️
#SMAP #uhmcoeambassador #WinterBeak #backtoschool
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How did you spend your winter break? ❄️
Come along with me for a day in my life as a SMAP Ambassador, balancing rest, creativity, and community—all while recharging before the new semester.
#dayinmylife #WinterBreak #SMAP #CollegeOfEducation #uhmcoeambassador
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Professional development (PD) opportunity for early childhood educators!
In this (free!) workshop, you will strengthen your confidence in leading musical activities(regardless of prior music training!), and gain practical, effective strategies for integrating music into dial routines, transitions, and learning domains, guided by current research.
You’ll get a chance to engage with other early childhood educators, reflect on your practice and plan, and leave with aa toolkit of songs and materials that can immediately be applied to and adapted to your own settings.
PD runs from January-March and includes 3 face-to-face sessions and 1 online session.
Only 8 spots left; apply now! go.hawaii.edu/DJy
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