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UGA graduate programs earn top 10 U.S. News rankings
The Mary Frances Early College of Education rose nine spots to be ranked 32nd in the nation by the 2023 U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools list.
Active video games provide alternative workout
Study shows exergaming has positive health effects for people who don’t want to hit the gym
Luft co-edits new handbook on science teacher education
Julie Luft, Athletic Association Professor of Science Education and Distinguished Research Professor in the College’s Department of Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Education, co-edited a recently published handbook on science teacher education.
O’Connor and alumna write paper explaining effects of daylight saving time transition on marathon run performance
A new research paper co-authored by Patrick O’Connor, professor in the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s Department of Kinesiology, details the effects on marathon run performance when taking place on daylight saving time transition days.
Doctoral student receives 2022 Applied Sport Management Association Graduate Student Research Competition Award
Tyler Skinner, (Ph.D. ’24), doctoral student in the College’s sport management program, won the 2022 Applied Sport Management Association Graduate Student Research Competition award.
Luft elected president of National Science Teaching Association
Julie Luft, Athletic Association Professor of Science Education and Distinguished Research Professor in the College’s Department of Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Education, was recently elected president of the National Science Teaching Association.
Wang selected as an outstanding reviewer for AERA's Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics
Shiyu Wang, associate professor in the College’s Department of Educational Psychology, was recently selected as an Outstanding Reviewer of 2021 by AERA for the “Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics.”
Three alumnae write handbook on counseling African American women
Several alumnae of the Mary Frances Early College of Education edited and contributed to a new handbook, “A Handbook on Counseling African American Women: Psychological Symptoms, Treatments, and Case Studies.”
Amazing Student: Meg Kowalski
Meg Kowalski (B.S.Ed. ’21, M.S. ’23) balances academics and athletics at the University of Georgia. On the court, she represents the university as an NCAA All-American tennis player, while in the classroom, she recently graduated with her bachelor’s degree and began her master’s coursework through the Double Dawgs program for sport management.
Faculty members participate in interdisciplinary research pre-seed program
Five faculty members in the Mary Frances Early College of Education partaking in interdisciplinary research teams received pre-seed funding for their projects.