King’s College and Luzerne Intermediate Unit 18 (LIU18) launched a multi-faceted alternative teacher program to improve access and address teacher shortages in special education.
King’s College Education Professor Nationally Recognized for Study on Diversity in Special Education
Andrew Wojcik, Ph.D., a professor with the King’s College education department, just received the Teacher Educational Division of the Council of Exceptional Children (CEC) Early Career Publication Award for his work on a study evaluating methods to increase diversity in special education teaching programs.
King’s College just launched the Northeastern Pennsylvania chapter of “Go Baby Go,” a nation-wide initiative that modifies battery-powered toy vehicles so children with disabilities can move independently and socialize more easily with other children.
King’s College has awarded two Kearney & Company full tuition scholarships to accounting students Deborah Flores ’24, of Pittston, Pa., and Henri Avila, ’25, of Plains Township, Pa.
More than 300 students from 14 high schools throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania visited King’s College today as part of a Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) initiative that helps young adults explore accounting degrees and employment opportunities.