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Logan Fiorella, an assistant professor in the department of educational psychology, recently received the Division C Early Career Award from the American Educational Research Association for his contributions to the field of educational psychology.

Increase in Latinx doctoral students helps expand the scope and mission of the program.

Educational policy faculty member Elizabeth DeBray will be among the featured speakers at a national symposium next month marking the 65th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education.

From January 2018 until now, there have been at least 30 separate incidents of "curriculum violence" taking place in schools, according to a College of Education alumna.

Experiences on and off campus have helped Mary Terry push boundaries of academics, leadership, and service.

A research-based teaching method developed by researchers in the College's Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education is changing the way conversations take place in schools.

Narwhals and service dogs receive the newest nod from children across the state.

Cedric Sanders is pursuing his doctorate after decades of gaining life experiences in corporate America, law enforcement, and education.

Umesh Patel was named Outstanding Professional Advisor for the 2018-2019 year.

Mary Atwater received the 2019 Distinguished Contributions to Science Education Through Research Award from the National Association for Research in Science Teaching.