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Sport management alumna engages fans

Elsa Paulick (B.S.Ed. ’24) starting working for the Savannah Bananas baseball team to gain experience in the sports industry. Now in her fifth season with the Bananas, Paulick stayed involved with the team as it grew and worked her way up to a full-time position.

Amazing Student: Eunbi Sim

Eunbi Sim's (Ph.D. ’25) passion lies in advancing intersectional feminist perspectives in the field of learning, leadership, and organization development.

Amazing Student: Laura Conway

Laura Conway (B.S.Ed. ’25, M.Ed. ’26) represents the Mary Frances Early College of Education as a student ambassador and is passionate about working with middle grades students.

Forming connections through robotics and literature

Professor Roger Hill and clinical professor Petros Panaou recently led a robotics workshop for elementary and middle grades students at Annunciation Day School in Atlanta.

Study connects exercise with improved sleep quality in women with PTSD symptoms

New research from alumna Melissa McGranahan (B.S.Ed. ’14, M.S. ’18, Ph.D. ’23) and professor Patrick O’Connor highlights an underrepresented demographic in prior exercise intervention studies.

Fear of rejection influences how children conform to peers

New research by alumna Cayenne Predix (M.A. ’21, Ph.D. ’23) and professor Michele Lease highlights how rejection sensitivity shapes children’s social behavior in school.

New program fosters English language development, career readiness for high school students

The Center for Readiness in English and Career Education supports newly arrived multilingual learners in the Clarke County School District.

College faculty, staff, and graduate student recognized during 2025 Honors Week

This year, two faculty members, a staff member, and a graduate student in the College were recognized for their accomplishments in both the classroom and the local community.

Gayle Andrews named to prestigious Meigs professorship

Professor Gayle Andrews was recently named one of three Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professors, UGA’s highest recognition for excellence in instruction.

Physical education partnership built on observation

A College partnership with CCSD is working to bridge gaps in physical education for students with disabilities, while providing future educators the opportunity to work with preK-12 learners.
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