education

Immaculata University convened higher education leaders from across the region for the inaugural “Innovation Unbound: Shaping the Future of Higher Education” conference, a daylong event focused on collaboration, research sharing and professional development.

Matt Miller, was recognized as a 2025 National Distinguished Principal at a reception held in Washington, D.C. The Roundtown Elementary School principal earned his Ed.D. in Education Leadership and Administration from Immaculata in 2018.

Immaculata is one of a few universities in the U.S. to integrate Magic School into its teacher preparation programs. This early exposure gives Immaculata students a distinct advantage as they enter the workforce equipped with hands-on experience using a tool that many practicing educators are only beginning to explore.

At a recent AI in Education conference hosted by Immaculata University, faculty members Laura Eisemann, Ed.D.; Kelly Doyle, Ed.D.; and Karen Miscavage, Ed.D., explored the evolving role of artificial intelligence across K-12 and higher education.

An Immaculata University Ed.D. student received an Innovative Teaching Award from the Pennsylvania State Education Association for her STEAM Day event at Midd-West School District.

The 63-credit program teaches current professionals the skills needed to be effective counselor educators, clinical supervisors, researchers, advanced clinicians and client advocates.

As a member of the first graduating class of Immaculata University’s master’s in higher education, Maryann Johnson is glad she didn’t wait to enroll. Johnson found the program manageable, aided by a blend of synchronous and asynchronous classes accommodating her demanding schedule.

Forbes Advisor Education named the program one of the top 10 online Ed.D. programs in the U.S., out of 182 programs offered nationwide by accredited, nonprofit colleges.