Fall '21 Student Teachers
August 27, 2021
Bethany Education Department is pleased to announce its Fall 2021 student teachers who are making a difference in classrooms near and far, across Kansas and Chicago due to our partnership with Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture. Bethany Education Program continues its strong tradition and mission of preparing candidates “to become exceptional, reflective teachers in a diverse culture.”
Pictured (left to right): Amanda Avila (Elementary Education, ELL); Rayleen Castro (Elementary Education); Paige Joyce (Elementary Education, ELL); DeLaynee Malone (Elementary Education, Special Education); Jackson Thaemert (PreK-12 Health and Physical Education); Abigail Rishel-Barnett (PreK-12 Vocal Music).
Frita Amor (Elementary Education, ELL) is pictured on the right with her cooperating teacher. Frita is a student teaching in Chicago and enjoying this unique opportunity.
Bethany College is excited to announce that its choir students have been invited to perform at the iconic Carnegie Hall in New York City; a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that represents both the dedication of current students and the proud musical tradition of Bethany College.
Bethany College President Laura Crawley will deliver a State of the College Address to open the Svensk Hyllningsfest and Homecoming Weekend festivities at Bethany College, unveiling a new strategic vision to address emerging challenges and opportunities for the future.
Bethany College welcomed more than 265 students from 16 high schools across Kansas to campus on October 2 for the annual Bethania Choral Workshop, a tradition that has been inspiring young musicians for more than 15 years.
