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Professor selected to participate in UGA's research team workshop series

Kristen Bub, a professor in the College’s department of educational psychology, was recently selected to participate in UGA’s Leading Large Integrative Research Team Workshop Series.

College works with school district to support new teachers

A group of College of Education faculty members and Clarke County School District teachers and administrators are working to design, implement and evaluate the district’s induction program for new teachers.

Six Edudawgs to compete at 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

Edudawgs competing this summer include hammer thrower Denzel Comenentia; swimmer Chase Kalisz; triple jumper Keturah Orji; tennis player Ellen Perez; long jumper Chanice Porter; and golfer Sepp Straka.

Three College alumni named to UGA's 2021 40 Under 40 Class

Congratulations to Eric Gray (B.S.Ed. ’04), Willie Mazyck (B.S.Ed. ’04, M.Ed. ’06, M.B.A. ’14) and Cara Simmons (A.B. ’03, MEd ’07, Ph.D. ’18) for their personal, professional and philanthropic achievements.

Academic, outreach faculty team up on rural issues

UGA seed grants will allow academic faculty members, including three in the College of Education, to find solutions to a variety of challenges.

Doctoral student wins AERA Shark Tank competition

Xiao-Yin Chen, a doctoral student in the department of educational psychology, won AERA’s Shark Tank competition for her research presentation on the experiences of Appalachian students in college preparatory programs.

OLLI@UGA presents awards for outstanding service, appoints new officers

OLLI@UGA recognized several members of the organization for their outstanding service and appointed new officers and members to the Board of Directors.

Students with concussions to get mentorship support

Katy O’Brien, an assistant professor in the department of communication sciences and special education, received a $200,000 grant from Andee’s Army to develop and test a peer mentoring program.

Associate professor highlights screen-free ways to teach kids about scale

In a New York Times article, associate professor David Jackson provides a few alternative ways to teach kids about scale without the use of screens.

UGA's CommunicAID+Nation supports alumna through donation

The University of Georgia’s CommunicAID+Nation recently made a $500 donation to help purchase an augmentative and alternative communication device mount for a Mary Frances Early College of Education alumna.
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