The mission of the Educators of Tomorrow (EOT) student organization is to connect students interested in the field of education with the Bagwell College of Education and to provide them with opportunities for professional growth through speakers, events, and other activities. EOT will promote student success by engaging education students with the resources, opportunities, and supports needed to become successful “Educators of Tomorrow!”
Joining Educators of Tomorrow allows you to begin developing your education network both on campus and in schools and districts. You will meet current teachers and principals in B-12 schools and engage in fun activities as you develop your identity as an educator and prepare for your future career in education.
Membership is available to all education-interest or education majors across the university
who seek to become educators of tomorrow.
Follow these steps to Join Educators of Tomorrow (EOT).
Click the blue sign in button in the upper right corner to log in to OwlLife.
Click the blue JOIN button to join Educators of Tomorrow (EOT).
Registered Student Organizations
The following are brief descriptions of Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) in the Bagwell College of Education. KSU RSOs are managed by the KSU Department of Student Activities, which provides support for all RSOs, helping them to discover new ways to connect with their peers and the campus community and have an impact on campus. A listing of all RSOs in the College can be found on the Owl Life Organization page.
Black Teachers Matter
Black Teachers Matter (BTM) is a student organization at Kennesaw State University
dedicated to celebrating and uplifting Black education. Led by a passionate team of
faculty mentors, BTM provides a space for future educators to engage in meaningful
discussions, build community, and challenge systemic norms in education.
Through campus events, research initiatives, and service projects, BTM supports student
success and fosters connections that extend beyond graduation. With national recognition
and impactful programs like the Black Teacher Summit and the annual Sankofa Celebration,
BTM continues to empower Black educators and create lasting change in the field of
education.
The mission of Bloom (Bagwell Ladies Organization of Mentoring) is to promote sistership and connection among elementary education majors. The newest Registered Student Organization within the Bagwell College, Bloom was launched in the summer of 2024 to create a safe and welcoming community for teacher candidates to grow personally and professionally, share best practices, and advocate for educational equity and innovation.
Bloom is dedicated to empowering, inspiring, and supporting its members along the journey toward excellence in teaching and learning. Through collaboration, mentorship, and lifelong learning, the members of Bloom strive to elevate each other in sistership.
Active members of Bloom are required to pay dues, attend meetings, and maintain a 2.75 grade point average. Active members may serve in leadership roles and have access to organization events, teaching materials and ideas, and study resources. While the “L” in the name of the group stands for “Ladies,” Bloom is open to all students as stated in the KSU Non-Discrimination Statement, which is based on Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Call Me MISTER
The Call Me MISTER® program at Kennesaw State University’s Bagwell College of Education is dedicated to increasing the number of male educators of color in elementary and middle schools. With a mission to cultivate a diverse and highly qualified teacher workforce, this nationally recognized program provides mentorship, leadership development, and financial support to future educators.
Through a commitment to servant leadership and community impact, Call Me MISTER® empowers students to become role models who inspire the next generation.
The Bagwell College Student Ambassadors program offers students a unique opportunity
to develop leadership skills while serving as official hosts for college events, outreach,
and recruitment efforts. Ambassadors engage with prospective students, alumni, and
community members, fostering connections and promoting a welcoming and inclusive environment.
This prestigious role provides valuable experience in communication, networking, and event facilitation—enhancing both personal and professional growth. Apply today to become a respected student leader and make a lasting impact at KSU!
Recruiting more Latina teachers in Georgia’s K-12 schools is crucial for fostering diversity, inclusion, and cultural responsiveness. While Latino students make up 18% of the K-12 population, Latina teachers account for only 2.7%. Increasing representation enhances student outcomes, provides role models, and promotes cultural competence.
Prioritizing their recruitment ensures a more equitable and inclusive education system
for all.
