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In this episode of Sagebrushers, University of Nevada, Reno, President Brian Sandoval speaks with Dr. Donald Easton-Brooks, dean of the College of Education and Human Development, and Dr. Mandi Collins, associate professor and master teacher with the NevadaTeach program. Easton-Brooks and Collins provide insight into NevadaTeach, the dual-degree program preparing highly qualified educators, strengthening STEM education across Nevada.
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