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New scholarship benefits students seeking an education degree
New need-based program also includes summer experience, experiential learning and mentorship.
'Education is a people business'
The superintendent of Gwinnett County Public Schools since 1996, J. Alvin Wilbanks has spent more than 50 years in education.
'Inquiry fair' highlights teachers, candidates
More than 70 teacher candidates in the early childhood and middle grades programs shared inquiry projects in a gallery walk format and talked with UGA faculty and mentor teachers and administrators.
Addressing sustainability across Colleges
Meagan Bens, a master's student in the College of Education, and Nick Slagel, a doctoral student in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, share their experiences interning with the Athens Farmers Market.
Couple's success demonstrates the power of perseverance
Education is a tradition in the Coleman and Sanders families. Now, alumni who came to UGA as graduate students show how the experience elevated their own lives.
Faculty member's work launched powerful partnership to prepare teachers
After 11 years, Dr. Janna Dresden will step down as Director of the College of Education's Office of School Engagement in July.
Q&A with a winner: Laura Whitaker
As executive director of the Watkinsville-based nonprofit Extra Special People, Laura Whitaker helps children with special needs reach their full potential.
Researcher navigates the intersections of Latino culture and mental health
Cristalís Capielo is among the next generation of researchers at the forefront of Latino psychology.
Study underway to evaluate Camp DIVE's impact
The research team is using a mixed-methods approach that will look at student achievement through various lenses.
Welsh focuses on policy, equity, discipline issues across district
Richard O. Welsh, assistant professor in the department of lifelong education, administration and policy, became a district-wide professor-in-residence in January.