College of Education Alumni Spotlight

September 07, 2016 in [ Teaching & School Administration ]

My turn to teach written on graduation cap with a glittery red apple below text

Jennifer Cavalcant, Linda Hoffman, and Erin Endicott, educators at Freedom Academy in Paradise Valley, Ariz., recently shared about their experiences at Grand Canyon University and the College of Education.

Each alumna spoke highly of the College of Education, as well as their individual programs and classes, describing their experiences as “amazing” and “applicable.”

They enjoyed components that are unique to GCU, such as online programs and intense classroom preparations for elementary school teachers. They also felt that GCU gave them the right tools to succeed within their career.

Watch the video below to see their testimonials:

Discover more about Grand Canyon University’s education degrees in the College of Education by visiting our website or contacting us today!

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author’s and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Grand Canyon University. Any sources cited were accurate as of the publish date.

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