Clemmer College of Education and Human Development

When Matthew came to ETSU, he knew what he wanted to study: math. A mentor, however, helped him realize another important part of the equation: his "why."

ETSU grad Jahlil White embraced every opportunity to grow, lead and inspire during his time on campus.

At ETSU, AC experienced the power of special education firsthand in a way that would transform her career forever.

ETSU and Chattanooga State Community College expand opportunities for students to seamlessly transition from associate to bachelors degree programs.

ETSU will honor more than 2,000 graduates during its May Commencement ceremonies featuring distinguished alumni speakers and milestone celebrations.

Gracie Freeman, an ETSU senior, is already teaching full time in the rural Appalachian community that raised her.

ETSU's Applied STEM Foundations Summer Institute offers students hands-on experiences in health, technology and engineering.

ETSU has established the Center for Rural Education and Development to address educational challenges and harness opportunities in Appalachia.

ETSU's 2024-25 Great Lecture Series continues on Friday, April 4, with lectures by Dr. Kelly N. Foster, Rene Critcher Lyons and Dr. Phyllis Thompson.

Join ETSU April 2 for a comprehensive summit addressing prevention, response, and support strategies for domestic violence and sexual assault.

ETSU's Rural Initiative for Talented Educators and new Center for Rural Education and Development equip Appalachian teachers with needed skills and support.

Dr. Christy Isbell was announced as the next director of the Center of Excellence in Early Childhood Learning and Development.