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The Missing Lesson: AI Literacy

Kira Rich

By Kira Rich Editorial Editor Editorial AI may be banned from certain classrooms, but students won’t be able to ban it from their futures. Artificial intelligence has been so normalized…

The Johnsonian September 5, 2024 Issue

The Johnsonian

Alumni Spotlight: Haila Harvey

Sam Hyatt

Haila Harvey, a retired special education teacher, shares advice on becoming a teacher along with her experience as a student at Winthrop during the late 1980s and early 1990s. …

Professor Tammy White, leading future leaders

Jada Strong

Tammy White is an assistant professor and the director of the master’s program in educational leadership. In her classroom, she prepares graduate students to become education leaders themselves. White is…

College of Ed addresses SC teacher shortage with ASPIRE

Bryn Eddy

Winthrop University’s College of Education is creating a center of excellence called Addressing Shortages through Partnership Internship Residences in Education, putting to use a one-year grant from the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education for $99,802. ASPIRE is coming at a time when the South…

Winthrop’s College of Education establishes residency program

Matt Thrift

As South Carolina faces a daunting shortage of teachers, Winthrop University is making use of a $3.8 million grant to aid in filling that void. Winthrop’s Richard W. Riley College…