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Two College student-athletes receive awards
UGA baseball player Emerson Hancock and swimmer Zoie Hartman—both students in the department of kinesiology—received awards for their individual achievements and outstanding teamwork as student-athletes.
Q&A: CABER's new telehealth model assists students with special needs during COVID-19
Kevin Ayres and Joel Ringdahl, professors in the department of communication sciences and special education, discuss the UGA Center for Autism and Behavioral Education Research’s new telehealth model.
2020 Mary Frances Early College of Education Distinguished Alumni Awards honor eight for their achievements
This year, seven graduates of the College and a professor emeritus received 2020 Distinguished Alumni Awards to recognize their career achievements and community leadership.
Mary Frances Early College of Education students receive university-level honors
Several students in the Mary Frances Early College of Education received university-level honors this spring.
Assistant professor receives the 2020 Illinois Qualitative Dissertation Award
Maureen Flint was selected as the winner in the Experimental Category of the 2020 Illinois Qualitative Dissertation Award, International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry.
Luft receives 2020 Distinguished Research Professor Award
Julie Luft, the Athletic Association Professor of Mathematics and Science Education, was named a 2020 Distinguished Research Professor during UGA’s Honors Week.
Putting policies into practice
Future educator Mel Kutner turned their time in academia into a passion for philosophy and theoretical practice.
Associate professor and alumna receive awards from the National Council on Measurement in Education
Shiyu Wang and Seohyun Kim both have received prestigious awards from the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME).
Alumna is on the frontline of fight against COVID-19
Lauren English, an alumna of the department of communication sciences and special education and former UGA swim co-captain, understands firsthand the crises hospitals are facing due to COVID-19.
College students prepare to educate the future
Students are dedicating research and thought into educating and interacting with diverse populations of students, faculty, and staff in the public-school system.