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The College of Education's educator preparation programs have received high marks from a new state effectiveness measure of how well candidates were prepared for their careers.

This month's amazing student is Kristin Crear, who is studying to become a speech pathologist and plans to travel the world.

Darris Means' presentation at the Association for the Study of Higher Education Conference in Portland, Oregon, was covered by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.

The inaugural series aims to introduce students to diverse communities where Russian is spoken widely in business, government, education and other cultural contexts.

Steven Salaga, an assistant professor in the department of kinesiology, was recently quoted in the Atlanta Business Chronicle about the relationship between local viewership and online betting.

Last summer, John Mativo, an associate professor in the department of career and information studies, embarked on a trip to Tanzania, which included workshops with educators on robotics education.

Assistant professor Sakeena Everett receives the Alan C. Purves Award from the National Council of Teachers of English for her research on the literacy development of high-achieving black male students.

Amy Reschly will participate in a year-long program to learn from senior administrators on campus, as well as visiting speakers in academia, business and other fields.

The University of Georgia's Bulldog 100 list honors five alumni from the College of Education. The winners were picked from more than 500 nominations.

Georgia CTSA's Translational Workforce Development program implements results of a study conducted by three professors in the department of career and information studies and their team in training and career development.