STEM Education Faculty and Graduate Student Interviewed by NPR Marketplace
Professor Anthony Petrosino and graduate student Maya Denton discuss their research and how they are getting students engaged in STEM with NPR Marketplace.
A Community Voice for Special Education
The Texas Center for Disability Studies is launching a new initiative through its Strategic Health Alliance project to engage community members in providing guidance to the TEA on special education issues,
Counseling Psychology Doctoral Student Named a Ford Fellow
Nolan Krueger will work to increase access to higher education and inclusion of underrepresented students of color within university spaces.
College of Education Jeopardy Champion for $500, Alex
Although he doesn't claim to be a "trivia guy," Associate Dean for Equity, Community Engagement, and Outreach Richard Reddick has appeared on and won several popular game shows.
Class of 2019: Sabrina Facundo
Sabrina Facundo is graduating with a degree in Applied Movement Science with a specialization in Disability Studies. She plans to attend graduate school to become an occupational therapist.
Class of 2019: Raya Belton
Raya Belton is graduating with a degree in Applied Learning and Development with an EC-6 Generalist Certification. After graduation, she will teach kindergarten in San Antonio.
Class of 2019: Mario Reyes
After graduation, Mario Reyes will teach 7th grade English Language Arts at Wayside Charter School. He is graduating with a degree in Youth and Community Studies and teacher certification from UT Urban Teachers.
Class of 2019: Bailey Glenn
Bailey Glenn will return to Galveston to teach at a local elementary school. She was a member of the inaugural cohort of Charles Butt Scholars.