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College's online master's programs ranked fourth overall by U.S. News and World Report
The Mary Frances Early College of Education also ranked in the top 10 for three online programs.
Doctoral student receives research grant from the International Olympic Committee
Jinsu Byun will use the grant to help collect a wide range of data on three previous Winter Olympic hosts, including Salt Lake City, Vancouver and PyeongChang.
Three faculty accepted into UGA's Rural Engagement Workshop
Through the program, faculty members will increase high quality, community-engaged research in rural Georgia communities.
Assistant professor receives OIBR Rising Star Award
Logan Fiorella, an assistant professor in the department of educational psychology, received the Owens Institute for Behavioral Research's Rising Star Award for his scholarly achievements.
Professor and colleagues offer educational recommendations for Biden administration
Professor Elizabeth DeBray provided six suggestions in a policy memo to help the new administration restore civil rights protections in schools.
Article by associate professor highlighted in Washington Post, New York Times
An article co-written by associate professor Thomas Baker explores the implications of resuming intercollegiate sports in the midst of a pandemic from a legal, medical and ethical perspective.
Fisher selected as a U.S. Department of Education Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools Technical Assistance content expert
As a content expert for REMS TA Center, Sycarah Fisher, an assistant professor and graduate coordinator in the department of educational psychology, will provide content expertise for national trainings around school substance use interventions.
Five Bulldog 100 companies linked to the Mary Frances Early College of Education
Congratulations to Rachel Florence (BSED ’05), Kelly Chasteen (BSED ’00), Matthew Ades (AB ’94, MED ’96), Christy Shadday (BSED ’93) and Denise Emami (BSED ’97, MSW ’00).
Congratulations to our five First Honor Graduates!
Sixteen students will be recognized as First Honor Graduates during the virtual undergraduate Commencement ceremony. Of those 16, five are from the Mary Frances Early College of Education.
Meet UGA's Homecoming Queen: A future physical therapist
Jasmine Gresham, a third-year health and physical education major, is the University of Georgia’s 2020 homecoming queen.