Educational Leadership and Policy
Liliana Garces • Professor
Department of Educational Leadership and Policy professor Liliana Garces co-authored a report with the Council for Graduate Studies titled Supporting Fair and Inclusive Graduate Programs, A Resource for Faculty and Universities. The report comes as a result of a project launched by CGS in 2023 to support graduate education with a focus on equity amidst a difficult legal landscape following that year’s Supreme Court decision on higher education admissions and subsequent litigation at the state and federal level. The report is meant to be a tool for faculty, staff and administrators as part of an effort to provide widespread understanding of legally sound practices that help graduate students have fair access and opportunities for success in graduate programs.
Educational Psychology
J. Mark Eddy • Professor
Department of Educational Psychology and Department of Kinesiology and Health Education Professor J. Mark Eddy has been selected as a fellow of the Society for Prevention Research, the highest honor that the organization awards. The group selects a small group of members through a committee based on nominations. Fellows are selected for their particularly distinguished history of contributing to the field of prevention research as is reflected through their significantly impactful body of work. Eddy was honored at the Annual Awards Presentation on May 29 during the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Prevention Research in Seattle.
