Within the Education Major, students complete Connected Learning projects, such as:

• Two on-campus Holway Child Study Centers present students with opportunities to work with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers in various capacities starting in their first days at Lasell.
• Students put the strategies and methodologies they have gained into practice through innovative technology, such as TeachLivE which simulates a real classroom.
• Tomorrow's Teachers, a student-run and faculty-advised club on campus, provides peer mentorship, interclass collaboration and academic support through study groups and MTEL preparation.
• The Lasell College Chapter of Niños de Veracruz raises money to develop libraries, promote literacy, and provide scholarships for children in the state of Veracruz, Mexico.
• Early Literacy Teaching & Learning (ED206) explores literacy development in preschool and early elementary years. The class runs a Phonemic Awareness Fair where students interact with young children to promote phonemics and phonics.

For students who would like to be teachers in schools, we provide opportunities in urban and suburban schools and our partners include:

• Boston Public Schools
• Dedham Public Schools
• Newton Public Schools
• Waltham Public Schools
• Watertown Public Schools
• Other school districts and private schools in the metropolitan Boston area

For students searching for opportunities to work in the education field with non-for-profit organizations and other companies to help them develop and deliver education programs that support students outside the schools day, we partner with organizations like:

• Boys and Girls Club of America
• Habitat for the Homeless
• Head Start
• Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center, Inc.
• Newton Public Schools Employment and Community Relations Transition Program
• Perkins International (Watertown, MA)
• Price Center Organization (Newton, MA)
• YMCA