80 for 80

In commemoration of its 80th anniversry, the Counselor Education and Supervision program celebrates 80 inspiring stories from the last 80 years.

Help us compile 80 original accounts of engaging experiences from current and past students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

An inductee into the 2026 EHS Hall of Fame, Joyce is the recipient of the Community Impact Alumni Award.

Teaching Abroad in Ireland

Jan. 27, 2026

A semester of student teaching in Ireland offered hands-on classroom experience, cultural immersion, and a renewed passion for education. Teaching in a small village school fostered flexibility, inquiry-based learning, and a deep appreciation for cross-curricular instruction—lessons that continue to shape the Kari’s teaching practice today.

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Lessons from New Zealand

New Zealand is a breathtaking blend of rugged mountains, lush landscapes and vibrant culture. Anna Thompson found all that and more during her transformative student teaching experience.

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The Career and Community Studies and College Experience

Inesh Fulton knows what it means to be a college student. He's getting involved on campus, playing sports and joining clubs. He is enrolled in the Career and Community Studies program, a non-degree transitional program offered through the School of Lifespan Development and Family Sciences.

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Project NEXT: Navigating Excellence in Transition

Project NEXT is a nationally funded grant project at 91�ֿ� that provides academic and career support services to undergraduate students with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Participants receive one year of assistance, including the use of Cognitive Support Technology and vocational rehabilitation services, to help them excel academically and transition smoothly into their chosen careers.

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