Dr. Lisa Devall-Martin integrates spiritual formation into teacher education to combat high attrition and burnout. By practicing "the pause," educators develop the inner resilience needed to lead...
Following the Provincial announcement regarding changes to teacher education, Redeemer will welcome its two-year cohort this September, followed by a redeveloped one-year, three-semester program...
As 2025 draws to a close, we take a look back on a year of mission-driven growth. 2025 affirmed the vital relevance of a Christian liberal arts education, evidenced by the largest student enrolment...
Designed by Christian teachers for Christian teachers, the master of education is the first of several graduate programs planned to launch over the next few years.
Over the past year, Redeemer University has been exploring graduate programs that will best meet the needs of Christian learners. With a number of possibilities in areas like social sciences,...
Professor emeritus Dr. John Byl leaves a legacy of academic achievement, community service and resilience, all for the benefit of children’s health and well-being.
Elizabeth VanVeen ’13 shares her journey from working as a literature teacher to a programme policy officer with the United Nations World Food Programme.
Dr. Terry Loerts, associate professor of education, is exploring a multiliteracies pedagogy, the concept of using a range of media, modes and perspectives in teaching and learning and how this fits...
Dr. Kimberly Maich ’93, Redeemer’s 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, is making an impact on special education and the experiences of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.