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Proofreading goes digital with grad student's invention
Revision Assistant adds editing abilities to Google document.
Educational psychology professor Marty Carr helped children excel in mathematics
Marty Carr, a professor in the department of educational psychology, who dedicated her career to researching the development of mathematics literacy in young children, died on July 30, 2017. She was 59.
First artist-in-residence blends sustainability with education
Kira Hegeman, a Ph.D. student in art education, is helping UGA and students think creatively about waste.
Family's love of education pays off
Now a master’s student, Coca-Cola First Generation Scholar Enid Truong discovered her passion for learning, design and technology in the College of Education.
CNN visits College for report on dyslexia
Associate professor Jennifer Lindstrom is featured in a segment examining assistive technologies for dyslexia.
Assistant professor quoted on estimated value of Houston Rockets
Steven Salaga explains why the team’s ability to create positive buzz with ticket sales and TV ratings is essential for creating stability.
Learning on the job
COST program participant Sophie McKenzie gains eye-opening experience in Australia.
Alumnus receives staff award from Office of the Vice President for Instruction
Gregory Spillers (PhD ‘17), director of the Pre-Health Advising Office at UGA, was recently honored with the Lightbulb Award for his innovative ideas and creative solutions to improve student services.
Alumnus reaches milestone with Order of Palmetto, second Verner Award
Leo Twiggs (EdD ‘70), an alumnus of the College of Education and a celebrated batik artist, has earned two of South Carolina’s highest honors.
Doctoral student recognized for research on Latina psychologists
Brooke Rappaport, who is studying for her Ph.D. in counseling psychology, received the Student Scholar Latina Award for Section III, Division 35, of the American Psychological Association.