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Seven Bulldog 100 companies linked to College of Education
The ninth annual Bulldog 100 list honors seven alumni from the University of Georgia College of Education. The winners were picked from more than 500 nominations.
Want that second piece of pie? Take a quick stroll to help handle the carbs
College of Education studies find even a 15-minute walk will help with blood-sugar levels.
Grant propels business venture to next step
Biomedical research, which began at a lab in the College of Education, now spawns new software to measure muscle health.
Hurricane supply drive connects students across campus
Students, including members of the College of Education's BIEN research team, collect 25,000 pounds of hurricane supplies for Puerto Rico.
College staffer supports Girl Scouts as troop leader
Barbara Galvond has seen her involvement with the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, one of the state's two councils, come full circle.
Assistant professor quoted on test-based accountability
Richard Welsh was recently quoted by the AJC on Georgia's new scoring system proposal.
Camp DIVE makes a splash for a second summer
Everyone who participated came away with a new appreciation for the power of experiential learning and contributed to the positive energy that characterized the month-long summer camp.
Clarke Middle School principal elected to national position
MacMillan will serve a three-year term on the board of the the National Association for Professional Development Schools as one of the P-12 leadership representatives.
Climate change: Kat Raczynski helps district set course for improved social-emotional development
The director of the Safe and Welcoming Schools project in the College of Education became the Clarke County School District's district-wide professor-in-residence for school climate in fall 2015.
Fifth annual workshop helps build new partnerships
The Professional Development Schools Workshop took place Oct. 24 with an energetic group representing eight universities and P-12 school districts from the Southeast.