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Regester has helped establish UMSL as a national leader in inclusive postsecondary education.

Ten doctoral students and five faculty members published research related to their Heritage and the Human Spirit study in The Journal of Interpretation Research.

In May, Melaku graduated from the College of Education for the second time, earning an MEd in interdisciplinary studies.

The organization honored the College of Education for its exemplary preparation program for literacy professionals.

The year-long Impact Academy provides resources and support for educator-preparation leaders to foster lasting change within their programs.

The Gateway Foundation’s paid summer program connects college students to area cultural institutions, nurturing the next generation of arts administrators.

The award is presented to up to three staff or faculty members each month in recognition of their efforts to transform the lives of UMSL students and the wider community.

Kaiser is committed to giving back to the communities that shaped him and helping people create lasting change in their lives through counseling. Stepheon

Moore, a native of the country, donated more than 100 paperback books to support literacy and the creation of a children’s library.

Eleven faculty members and seven staff members were recognized following the annual State of the University Address. University of Missouri–St. Louis facul