Fred S. Klipsch Educators College

10/24/2026

Marian’s Gala was spectacular! We enjoyed hearing about the Marian miracle and celebrating all that makes Marian so special. As always, our president was inspiring and shared stories from the past 25 years under his leadership. Marian is moving forward, and it’s exciting to be part of such a transformational team!

10/21/2026

It was an honor to be part of the two-day Mathematics Symposium hosted by Marian University and the Indiana Department of Education.

Bringing together state and national mathematics experts, the symposium created an important opportunity to exchange ideas, strengthen collaboration, and explore ways to advance mathematics education across Indiana.

These conversations are essential to supporting educators, strengthening instruction from PreK–12 through higher education, and ultimately improving student outcomes.
Grateful to everyone who shared their expertise, perspectives, and commitment to ensuring that every Indiana student has a strong foundation in mathematics!

10/19/2026

A great teacher can change the way a student sees their future. Today at Vigo South, we met students ready to become that teacher for someone else.

We enjoyed connecting with future educators and sharing the opportunities ahead at Marian University’s Klipsch Educators College. We’re excited to see where their passion for teaching takes them!

10/15/2026

Welcome to Klipsch, Lacey Ladd, M.S.!

We’re excited to welcome Lacey to the Klipsch team! Lacey has been part of Marian University’s Center for Vibrant Schools since 2020, serving in a variety of roles focused on literacy and educational innovation.

We’re thrilled to have her experience and passion for literacy as part of the team. Welcome, Lacey!

10/14/2026

We have exciting news about our Alpha Alpha Tau Chapter! In addition to receiving the Silver Celebration of Teaching Award, our chapter has also received the Phoenix Award, which recognizes remarkable progress in chapter leadership, engagement, and activities.

These honors are a wonderful reflection of the energy, commitment, and involvement of our members and student leaders. And now, we officially have two new plaques to add to our wall!

Congratulations, Alpha Alpha Tau! I am incredibly proud of what our chapter continues to accomplish.

10/10/2026

Tailgating before the game. Enjoying time with aspiring educators!

10/07/2026

Leadership matters most when the answers aren’t obvious.

Marian University’s Academy for Leadership in Practice is proud to sponsor the Indiana Chamber’s Emerging Leaders Forum and support professionals taking on the difficult work of leadership.

Today’s complex challenges demand more than familiar solutions. They require leaders to challenge assumptions, confront difficult realities, and mobilize others to adapt. That’s the work of Adaptive Leadership—and it’s at the heart of the Academy’s approach to preparing leaders to move organizations and communities forward.

10/01/2026

Great things happen when passionate educators come together! The Klipsch Educators College and Dakota Wesleyan University are partnering to strengthen literacy, empower educators, and create brighter futures for students.

09/23/2026

Special thanks to Mrs. Josie (DeFreese) Moore for joining the most recent episode of the Knights in the Classroom podcast! Josie teaches English at Scecina Memorial High School , so listen to Josie share about her journey as a transformational educator and Marian alum.

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Josie (DeFreese) Moore is a Knight in the Classroom! She is a graduate of Scecina Memorial High School in Indianapolis, IN and earned undergraduate degrees in English and Secondary Education in 2023 from Marian University. Josie continued at Marian by completing the 4+1 residency program where she e...

09/23/2026

The Explicit Instruction Symposium at Marian University exceeded our expectations. Zach Groshell, Ph.D. blessed us with his brilliance on all things Science of Learning and Instruction! He not only opened and closed our day, he got in the weeds with us for real practice opportunities. Shoutout to the educators who spent their Saturday building their capacity to do such important work.