Every year, a Washington State University College of Education student wins the Inga Kromann Book Award.
Dr. Inga Kromann was the children’s literature professor at WSU for 38 years. She created an endowment to support a book contest, which was created by her successor, Associate Professor Jane Kelley.
The Inga Kromann Book Award contest is open to all undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Teaching and Learning on WSU’s Pullman campus. The book selected for the top Medal Award will receive a $1,000 scholarship and a professionally bound copy of the book.
We’ve highlighted previous winners on our podcast, and continue that tradition with this year’s winner: Grace Ku. We let Grace tell us more about her book, and why she wanted to become a teacher in the first place. Education Eclipse starts now.
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