Academic Minute Featuring Kevin Cokley on Imposter Syndrome
Kevin Cokley examines why college students often feel like they don’t belong.
Kristin Neff Interviewed by New York Times
Kristin Neff discusses being kinder to yourself in the new year with the New York Times.
Chris McCarthy on Demands, Resources and Turnover: A Decade of Research into Teacher Stress
Gray and Carlson Receive $1.1 Million Grant
Jane Gray and Cindy Carlson have received a $1.1 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration, Graduate Psychology Education Program.
Educational Psychology New Faculty 2019
This year, the Department of Educational Psychology is joined by Emily Cheshire Brown, Sara Carpenter, and Karen Rayne.
Kevin Cokley Interviewed by Austin-American Statesman About "Go Back" Comments
Professor Kevin Cokley explains how racial micro-aggressions like the president's recent "go back" comments negatively impact minorities.
Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program Recognized with APA Award
The Department of Educational Psychology’s counseling psychology doctoral program has been selected as a winner of the 2019 Richard M. Suinn Minority Achievement Award by the American Psychological Association.
School Psychology Doctoral Candidate Receives Moore Fellowship from the Hogg Foundation
Abby Bailin, school psychology doctoral candidate, has received the Henry E. And Bernice M. Moore Fellowship from the Hogg Foundation for her dissertation research.
Professors Brown and Cokley to be Inducted Into Academy of Distinguished Teachers
Professors Keffrelyn Brown and Kevin Cokley will be inducted into the UT Academy of Distinguished Teachers this fall. They have both had a profound impact on students here in the College of Education.
Kevin Cokley: Celebrate Our Cultural Bond on Juneteenth
Despite their common ancestral bond, Africans and African Americans lack a sense of connection due to what they have been taught about each other and the influence of racist narratives.
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.
EDP Graduate Students Selected for Summer Program in Italy
Graduate students Ashley Kuchar, Oliver Davidson, Marissa Know, and Phoebe Long have been chosen to participate in Cortona – an exclusive, week-long workshop in Italy.
Educational Psychology Associate Professor Marie-Anne Suizzo Receives Spencer Grant
Associate Professor Marie-Anne Suizzo has received a $50,000 grant from the Spencer Foundation.
Beretvas Appointed Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
Executive Vice President and Provost Maurie McInnis has appointed Tasha Beretvas senior vice provost for faculty affairs. Her appointment begins June 1.
Ricardo Ainslie's Film "The Mark of War" Featured in Houston Chronicle
The Houston Chronicle discusses Educational Psychology Professor Ricardo Ainslie's film "The Mark of War."
Diane Schallert interviewed about new cursive curriculum
Educational Psychology Professor Diane Schallert explains how requiring students to learn cursive can help grow their comprehension skills in a recent interview with WCNC.