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Assistant Professor of Learning, Design and Technology, Ela Castellanos-Reyes, has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the NC State College of Education’s Faculty Strategic Excellence Award. This prestigious recognition highlights her outstanding contributions to the field of education and her innovative approach to learning and technology.
Castellanos-Reyes has demonstrated a commitment to enhancing educational practices through her research and teaching methodologies. Her work focuses on integrating technology into learning environments, making education more accessible and engaging for students. Colleagues and students alike commend her for her dedication to fostering an inclusive and supportive atmosphere in the classroom.
The Faculty Strategic Excellence Award is bestowed upon individuals who exhibit exemplary performance in teaching, research, and service. Castellanos-Reyes's selection for this honor underscores her impact on the academic community and her potential to shape the future of education. This recognition not only celebrates her achievements but also serves as an inspiration for her peers and students.
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