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Student speaker's path follows circuitous route

Sammie Napierala approaches her speech to fall graduates similarly to how she has approached other challenges in her educational journey: Just roll with it.

Professors, alumnus contribute to journal's special leadership issue

Faculty and an alumnus of the College of Education were recently featured in a special issue of The Counseling Psychologist, a flagship journal among counseling psychology professionals.

Alumnus receives national award from federal agency

Ryan Akers (PhD ‘07), an associate extension professor in the School of Human Sciences at Mississippi State University, recently received the 2017 Federal Emergency Management Agency’s national award for Outstanding Achievement in Youth Preparedness.

Doctoral candidate wins national literature award

A College of Education graduate student’s passion for inclusiveness in children’s picturebooks has been honored by a national organization.

Gov. Deal appoints 3 with College ties to state board

Three professionals connected with the University of Georgia College of Education were recently appointed or reappointed to the state’s board overseeing licensure and regulation of speech-language pathologists and audiologists.

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.
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