New STEM Master’s Program Offered in Collaboration with UTeach
GradUTeach is for those with a STEM-related undergraduate degree interested in pursuing high school or middle school math or science teacher certification.
Ph.D. Alumnus Albert Bimper Named to Leadership Role at the University of North Texas
David DeMatthews contributes to a five-part series from Spectrum News examining the future of education in Texas
David DeMatthews Nominated for a 2022 Robert W. Hamilton Book Award
David DeMatthews nominated for a 2022 Hamilton Book Award for his latest publication offering resources for maximizing the relevance of research on policy for school improvement.
Jessica Toste Accepted to the Comprehensive Program for Adaptive Interventions Training in Education (CATIE)
Jessica Toste, associate professor in the Department of Special Education, accepted into the highly competitive, adaptive intervention CATIE training program.
Q&A with Dr. Liliana Garces: Exploring How Legal and Education Systems Shape Students’ Futures
A Voice for the People Who Did Not Get the Opportunity: Q&A with Doctoral Student Amber Fowler
Acknowledging the Beauty and Genius of the African Diaspora: Q&A with Professor Anthony Brown
Faculty Member Jessica Toste Honored for Exceptional Graduate Teaching
Jessica Toste, associate professor in the Department of Special Education, was awarded a President’s Associates Graduate Teaching Excellence Award for the 2022-23 academic year.
The Profound Impact Mentorship Can Have on Achievement: Video Q&A with Associate Professor Kizzy Albritton
Declining Enrollment, Budget Deficit Could Mean Pflugerville ISD School Closure
Associate Professor Dave DeMatthews weighs in on the implications and effects of short-term solutions.
Exoskeletons Must Act Faster Than Human Reaction Times to Improve Balance
Assistant Professor Owen Beck examines whether wearable robots – like powered lower-limb exoskeletons– can improve balance and enable people to be active for longer.