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774 diplomas and certificates were presented during Commencement exercises
Honors, hope, and music were bestowed on the class of 2026
Escalera was honored for her outstanding work as an adviser, mentor, and educator by her students
Outstanding students from across the Ed School’s degree programs will be presented with the award at Convocation
The prepared remarks of Dean Nonie Lesaux for the 2026 Diploma Ceremony and Presentation of Degrees
The complete remarks of Convocation speaker Mychal Threets
The prepared remarks of student speaker Ignacio Rodriguez Artunduaga
The prepared remarks of Morningstar Family Teaching Award winner Liya Escalera
The Convocation remarks of student speaker Yesenia Pérez
The Convocation remarks of student speaker Allegra Isdar
With his research, doctoral marshal Santiago Pulido-Gómez, Ed.M.’22, Ph.D.'26, studies the environments that best support growth
Commencement Marshal Rebecca Westlake, Ed.L.D.’26, draws on dual-language schools, community partnerships, and cross-sector perspectives to push for more equitable public education
Commencement Marshal Tamesha Webb, Ed.M.’18, Ed.L.D.’26, focuses on making future-ready skills real for every student
Alfred Santos, the 2026 winner of the Phyllis Strimling Award, helps female students see STEM as a reachable field
GRAD PROFILE: Ed School student learns to never underestimate the impact of a single teacher
GRAD PROFILE: Ph.D. student draws on Inuit philosophy — and her anthropologist mom — to reframe how we understand difference
GRAD PROFILE: Ed.L.D. candidate Ruiz Clark found community and memorable experiences at HGSE
Ph.D. candidate Jeannette Garcia Coppersmith’s research focuses on inherent bias, and what happens when teachers let students endure the “productive struggle” of learning ambitious mathematics