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A life of savoring the flavors of the South
Betty Hooks Underwood's visits to her daughter while she was attending college helped change the course of she and her husband's lives.
Former military find a home at the College of Education
The next generation: A growing number of veterans now call the College home.
Kristy Kowal is making waves
A childhood passion for swimming turned into an Olympic medal for third-grade teacher Kristy Kowal.
Researcher's work promotes school climate change
Catherine Bradshaw turns data on bullying into positive solutions.
Retired faculty member continues to learn
For Carl Glickman, teaching is as much about leading your students as it is allowing them to lead you.
Alumna receives 2018 Science Academy Award for Young Researchers
Zelha Tunç-Pekkan recently received the 2018 Science Academy Award for Young Researchers to enhance her studies on children's construction of fractions and its relationship to algebra.
College alumni receive tenure at Clayton State University
Two UGA College of Education alumni recently received tenure and were promoted to the position of associate professor at Clayton State University in Morrow, Georgia.
Faculty member lends homeschooling expertise to PBS News Hour
While white children still remain the majority of children taught at home, the number of black children is on the rise, says Cheryl Fields-Smith, associate professor in the department of educational theory and practice.
Doctoral student receives minority fellowship from NBCC Foundation
Raven Cokley in the department of counseling and human development services was recently awarded a federally-funded minority doctoral fellowship from the National Board for Certified Counselors Foundation.
Media mention: Baker quoted in Washington Post
The star of this year's NCAA women's basketball tournament has to draw a shaky line between her athletic abilities and the experience on a national TV show, he says.