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Alumnus' words cherish days gone by
Tom Poland’s latest book, ‘Georgialina,’ reflects on early days and stories from Georgia, South Carolina.
Graduate named 2016 ACTE Teacher of the Year
COE alumna Cindy Quinlan was recently named the 2016 ACTE Teacher of the Year for her commitment and dedication to the improvement of technical education.
'Big Read' events bring California poet's works to Georgia audiences
Researchers to develop new measure of creativity
Two doctoral students from Plymouth University, United Kingdom are collaborating with gifted education professor Mark Runco on a new study that aims to develop objective methods of creativity measurement.
Associate professor studies growing unschooling movement
Cheryl Fields-Smith was recently quoted in the Christian Science Monitor about the growing unschooling movement among African American families.
Graduate student works to preserve language diversity
While bilingualism leads to a host of cognitive benefits, Will Mira also understands the risks associated with monolingual education.
Sibling rivalry fuels research initiatives
Brother and sister pair Michael Cook and Jennifer Cook Edwards credit their success to sibling rivalry and a passion for technical education.
Professor launches new journal exploring topics in education law
The free publication is the only one of its kind to feature broader policy topics
Amazing Student: Rachel Seasholtz
When she graduates, future math teacher Rachel Seasholtz will remember “the moments that turned into cherished memories and the friends that have turned into family.”
CIS instructor receives service-learning teaching award
Gretchen Thomas has been selected to receive the 2016 Service-Learning Teaching Excellence Award to sustain and enhance her service-learning work.