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Althouse College was established at ] on April 16, 1963, the then second teachers college established in Ontario (Toronto the first). It was originally created to train educators at the secondary level, and consisted of a mix of veteran teacher faculty and PhD level research faculty. In 1973, ] (Elborn) merged with Althouse College to form the Faculty of Education at the university. Elborn mostly held veteran teacher faculty, and while some were brought over to Althouse, many did not. Joining the university as a Faculty of Education also contributed to attrition of non-research-based faculty, influencing them to either upgrade to a PhD-level or resign. <ref>Kymlicka, B. B. (1992). Retrieved on 2008-12-29.</ref> |
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Althouse College was established at ] on April 16, 1963, the then second teachers college established in Ontario for secondary teacher training (Toronto the first). Its instruction staff consisted of a mix of veteran teacher faculty and PhD level research faculty. In 1973, ] (Elborn) merged with Althouse College to form the Faculty of Education at the university. Elborn mostly held veteran teacher faculty, and while some were brought over to Althouse, many did not. Joining the university as a Faculty of Education also contributed to attrition of non-research-based faculty, influencing them to either upgrade to a PhD-level or resign. <ref>Kymlicka, B. B. (1992). Retrieved on 2008-12-29.</ref> |
