Three Grace College professors: Dr. Cheryl Bremer, Dr. Kelly Arney, and Pat Park, were recently honored for their outstanding contributions to the institution’s culture of service and academic excellence.

The Grace College School of Education is working to meet the increasing demands of special education.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College senior Hannah Rose was awarded the 2020 Indiana Council for Exceptional Children Student Member of the Year at the Individualized Education Program “Focus on Inclusion Conference” Jan. 30 in Indianapolis. Rose received the recognition alongside her professor and chair of special education at Grace College, Dr. Cheryl Bremer, who was …read more.

WINONA LAKE — In order to meet the growing demands for special education teachers across the nation, Grace College is introducing a new online program. The Intense Intervention Graduate Licensure Program will allow students to add the knowledge and skills necessary to interact and educate those with significant disabilities. Completion of this 15-hour program will …read more.

WINONA LAKE — Twenty-two students from the Grace College School of Education attended and helped to host the Council for Exceptional Children national convention in Indianapolis Jan. 29 to Feb. 2. The CEC is a professional association of educators that serve students with exceptionalities through advocacy, professional development and training for its members. This year’s …read more.

Cheryl Bremer, chairwoman of the Special Education Department and assistant professor of education at Grace College, was honored with the title of 2012 Outstanding Professor of the Year. Bremer was nominated by her students and awarded by The Indiana Council for Exceptional Children, an innovative organization concerned with the betterment of all student outcomes. The …read more.