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10th annual Kaleidoscope of Creativity

The School of Education recently opened its 10th annual Kaleidoscope of Creativity art exhibit. Twenty-one pieces of art by students from Hamden public schools, North Haven public schools and Fair Haven School in New Haven will be proudly displayed on the walls of our North Haven Campus until April 2023.

a young boy pointing to a piece of art on a wall

a family of 4 posing in front of art on a wall

Close up of the 10th annual Kaleidoscope of Creativity program book

an older woman shaking a young girl's hand

Student Spotlight

Two Quinnipiac students take measurements

Future science educator strives to inspire the next generation

Michael Thorpe ’19, MAT ’20, still remembers feeling inspired by the Quinnipiac students interning at his high school years ago.

Erin Westerman sits on a colorful rug in her classroom surrounded by her third grade students.

University provides alumna passport to break down language barriers

Erin Westerman, MAT ’18, has spent the last 18 months building up students and building a future.

State Championship Spelling Bee

By hosting the state round of the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee, the School of Education contributed not only to Connecticut’s intellectual and academic life, but also demonstrated its commitment to educate and support all children. Faculty, administrators and students in the School of Education helped with the logistics and organization of the competition — and witnessed firsthand the drama and power of 63 young scholars attempting to be the best at doing something difficult. Quinnipiac also sponsored the state champion’s trip to the national finals.