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Zack Kroll, a master's degree student in mathematics education is featured as the UGA Amazing Student this week on the UGA Home Page.

Zack Kroll found his calling in life through Teach for America and is getting even more hands-on experience as he pursues his master's in the College of Education.

The University of Georgia, led by the College of Education, ranks fifth best for four-year schools on BestColleges.com's 2014 list of 100 Best Colleges for Online Degrees.

Thomas Baker III, an associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology's sport management program, was among the experts featured in a June 9 feature in Wallet Hub on the impact of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Championship in Rio de Janiero, Brazil.

Athens-area teachers take part in Garden Earth Naturalist training at the State Botanical Garden in a program taught by University of Georgia faculty members including the College of Education's Deborah Tippins

Athens-area teachers take part in Garden Earth Naturalist training at the State Botanical Garden in a program taught by University of Georgia faculty members including the College of Education's Deborah Tippins, reports a story in the June 9 edition of the Athens Banner-Herald.

Madison Brett (BSEd '14), who received her bachelor's in early childhood education in May, will compete in the 2014 Miss Georgia Pageant in Columbus June 18-21. Brett won the title of Miss Conyers in February, reported a June 9 story in the Swainsboro News.

Peter Smagorinsky writes a followup piece to last week's column in the Atlanta Journal Constitution on whether colleges prepared students to be work-ready.

Thomas Baker III was among the experts featured in a June 9 feature in Wallet Hub on the impact of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Championship in Rio de Janiero, Brazil.

A June 8 ABC News report titled, "14 bad habits that drain your energy," cited a 2013 UGA College of Education study by researchers in the Department of Kinesiology.