Clemson University Engineering and Science Education Fall 2021 Seminar Series begins September 24. All ESED seminars occur at 11:15 AM via zoom. For information, registration, and accessibility options, please email Paige Zoltewicz or call 864-656-7148.
Please view additional information on the ESED Blog.
The Clemson University ESED Ph.D. program provides a rich curriculum with a focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education. Applicants should at least have a master's degree in a STEM discipline.
The deadline for applications for the Ph.D. program for full consideration for admission and funding is December 1 of each year. There will be a second round of consideration for any remaining places in the incoming fall cohort starting February 1.
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Teri Garrett retired in June 2021 after serving as the office manager of the Department of Engineering and Science Education (ESED) since 2016. We have established the Teri Garrett Student Success Fund in honor of Teri’s dedication to students and their well-being. The fund will be used as a source for a biannual award (up to $500) given to a current ESED Ph.D. student through an application process.
Teri embodies the focus of the ESED community on student success and well-being. She has been a steadfast advocate for our students, a shoulder to lean on (or cry on), and an unfailing resource for anyone who needs assistance. Teri’s ability to cut through red tape and get things done on behalf of our students is remarkable. We can think of no better way to honor her than by creating an award in her name to continue the attentive care she has given to students through the years.
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