College of Education Faculty Receive $150,000 in Grants from New Associate Professor Experimental
Associate Professors Delida Sanchez and Sarah Powell have received a combined $150,000 in fundings for upcoming interdisciplinary research
Stephanie Cawthon: Deaf-friendly Starbucks — more stores should follow in their steps
Educational Psychology Professor Stephanie Cawthon explains that "deaf people have unique experiences and perspectives that can benefit and be of value to an inclusive, hearing-dominant society" in an op-ed for The Hill.
Kevin Cokley in CBS News: What is Impostor Syndrome? Michelle Obama says she has it, and 'It Doesn't Go Away'
Christopher Brown: We Need to Make Kindergarten Engaging Again
Professor Christopher Brown discusses how highly regimented kindergarten is diminishing children's sense of wonder in an op-ed for Psychology Today.
College of Education Faculty and Student Projects Win President’s Awards for Global Learning
College of Education faculty and student part of the winning teams for the Africa, East Asia, and Latin American regions of the President's Award for Global Learning.
Vietnam War Veterans Share Their Stories with Professor Ricardo Ainslie in New Film
For more than 10 years, Ricardo Ainslie has been interviewing seven Vietnam War veterans from Central Texas to better understand their lives before, during, and long after the war.
Three College Faculty Among Teams Selected for President’s Award for Global Learning
Two faculty members from the College of Education, Kevin Cokley and Soyoung Park, are part of the winning teams for the Africa and East Asia regions of the President's Award for Global Learning.
Kristin Neff: Why Women Need Fierce Self-Compassion
In an op-ed for UC Berkeley's Greater Good Magazine, Kristin Neff explains why women need to express both the tender and fierce sides of self-compassion.
Norian Caporale-Berkowitz: How Peer Coaching Can Make Work Less Lonely
Counseling psychology doctoral student Norian Caporale-Berkowitz explains how peer coaching can positively impact the workplace.
Kristin Neff Discusses the Power of Self-Compassion in the Harvard Business Review
Associate Professor Kristin Neff discusses how self-compassion can help cultivate and enhance motivation and feelings of authenticity.
Kristin Neff Discusses the Yin and Yang of Self-Compassion in The New York Times
Educational Psychology Associate Professor Kristin Neff shares ways that survivors of assault can practice self-compassion in light of the Kavanaugh-Blasey testimonies.
Two Educational Psychology Professors Finalists for President’s Award for Global Learning
Ricardo Ainslie and Kevin Cokley are both part of finalist teams for the inaugural year of the President's Award for Global Learning.
Educational Psychology Alumni Co-Author Book to Help Parents Manage Their Children’s Digital World
Educational Psychology alumni Mike Brooks, Ph.D '99, and Jon Lasser, Ph.D. '99 have co-authored a book that helps parents find a balance between technology and families.
Educational Psychology New Faculty 2018
This year, the Department of Educational Psychology is joined by Seung Choi, David Klingbeil, and Katie Muenks.
Three College of Education Faculty Honored at Black Studies Tenure and Promotion Celebration
Delida Sanchez, Anthony Brown, and Keffrelyn Brown will be honored at this years Black Studies Tenure and Promotion Celebration.
Cindy Carlson Awarded Family Psychologist of the Year by American Psychological Association
Cindy Carlson has been named Family Psychologist of the Year by the Society for Couple & Family Psychology of the APA. This award recognizes those who have made outstanding sustained contributions to family psychology.
Breaking the Cycle with Counseling
Educational Psychology alumna Elizabeth Minne has transformed access to mental health care in Austin public schools through on-campus counseling centers
