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New round of funding expands UGA lab's involvement in concussion research

$22.5 million from Department of Defense, NCAA will now look at longer-term effects of head injuries.

Associate professor emeritus, 76, provided mentorship to colleagues, students and friends

College of Education faculty member John Dagley, whose career at the University of Georgia spanned more than 30 years, has died. He was 76.

The first time that you help foster learning within a student is just awesome

This month's College of Education Amazing Student is social studies education masters student Chris Krupa

Doctoral student honored by Sarasota, Fla., NAACP

Raven Cokley received the Go Forth and Prosper award during the chapter's 33rd annual Freedom Awards.

Graduate student featured as part of event celebrating athletes' activism

Marques R. Dexter's keynote was part of a week of presentations, film screenings and other events marking the games when Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists on the medal stand.

Sport management student named NCAA Woman of the Year

Kinesiology master's student Keturah Orji was named Woman of the Year during a reception Sunday evening; she is the second College of Education alumna to receive the honor.

Associate professor helps local youth succeed one book at a time

Sheneka Williams' passion for increasing access and narrowing the opportunity gap with Books for Keeps is helping thousands of at-risk youth combat the effects of summer learning loss.

Media mention: Platinum award recognizes alumna's efforts to promote healthy food

Recently, the work of Susan Nelson (M.Ed. '15), school nutrition director for Baldwin County Schools, has paid off in the form of the platinum-level Golden Radish Award for the district.

Doctoral degree links new UGA police chief to College

Dan Silk's career in law enforcement spans decades and continents.

Official partnership paves way for South Korean collaborations

An agreement signed earlier this month by the College's Research and Innovation in Learning (RAIL) Lab will help bring South Korean university students to a top American university to learn lessons in robotics and virtual reality and deliver them to K-12 students in South Korea.
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