KHE Graduate Student Wins Several Awards at the Texas ACSM Annual Meeting
Ann-Katrin Grotle, a Ph.D. student in the exercise science program in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education, has won three awards at the most recent meeting of the TACSM
Professor Luis Urrieta Publishes ‘Cultural Constructions of Identity: Meta-Ethnography and Theory’
The book provides an up-to-date commentary on the use of qualitative research to gauge the range of identities.
Kinesiology and Health Education Professor Jan Todd quoted in Forbes "The Body Beautiful Business"
"What you hear again and again and again is of someone who doesn't measure up in terms of what we think is fit and beautiful and transforming themselves through exercise."
Richard Reddick: MLK Was Killed 50 Years Ago. Did America’s Moral Courage Die With Him?
Dr. Richard Reddick offers commentary on the parallels between social movements fifty years ago and today.
First Cohort of High Incidence Disabilities Master's Students Graduates
The College of Education at The University of Texas at Austin is one of only a handful of colleges to offer this degree.
UT Elementary Faculty Spotlight: Kameron Koeffler, Third-Grade Teacher
For Koeffler, the greatest part teaching third-graders at UT Elementary School is helping Little Longhorns grow into lifelong learners.
Educational Psychology Graduate Students Receive 2018 STAY Fellowships
This fellowship is designed for students in terminal master’s programs in psychology whose training prepares them to provide mental health services to transition age youth (ages 16-25) and their families.
Anthony and Keffrelyn Brown: By Time Martin Luther King Jr. was Murdered, Civility Had Already Left the Room
Associate Professors Anthony and Keffrelyn Brown comment on the narrative of incivility within social justice movements.
