| The School of
Education at Duquesne University has been accepted
into the Council of Academic Deans From Research
Education Institutions (CADREI), an elite group
of American universities with top-ranked schools
or colleges of education.
Each of the 82 member universities of CADREI
has a strong academic infrastructure in the field
of educational research, including factors related
to faculty credentials and achievements (such
as academic reputation and publications), along
with a lineup of degree programs and curricula
that nurture fluency in educational research among
graduate and undergraduate students.
Duquesne University shares company with other
CADREI members, including the schools of education
at Harvard, Stanford and UCLA.
“CADREI is an excellent group to be included
in,” said Dr. James Schreiber, assistant
professor in the School of Education. “If
you look at the schools that are in CADREI, and
at the top rankings in U.S. News & World
Report, you see that the premier graduate
schools of education are on both lists.”
Duquesne University
Duquesne is a private, coeducational university
offering an extensive selection of undergraduate
and graduate degree programs across 10 schools
of study. Duquesne is consistently ranked among
the nation’s top Catholic universities for
its award-winning faculty and 128-year tradition
of academic excellence.
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