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Beth Tolley was recently honored for her innovation in instruction, connection of seminar content to her research and incorporation of FYOS program goals into her seminar.

Science education professor Mary Atwater receives $229,061 NSF grant to conduct transformative research in racial microaggression.

A midday jolt of caffeine isn't as powerful as walking up and down some stairs, according to new research from the University of Georgia.

UGA researcher delves into the many meanings behind a totally tubular word.

John Mativo's influence and enthusiasm for teaching extend across the STEM fields and into the community where students are benefiting from their work on real-world industry projects.

Exercise, athletic training and creative writing offered through the UGA College of Education

Eighteen teaching assistants in the College of Education were recognized for their significant contributions to the instructional mission of the university.

Bulldog fans are likely to recognize Miranda Williams as the feature twirler at football games. She even won a national title for her twirling prowess, but she also excelled in the classroom and community during her undergraduate career.

Julie Luft was recognized for her excellence in developing and implementing creative teaching strategies to improve student learning and encourage instructional excellence.

A College of Education science education professor has been honored by a national organization dedicated to the teaching of the subject.