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The Associate Professor Experimental (APX) retreat offers newly tenured UT faculty the opportunity to explore cross-disciplinary projects using design methodologies. Julie Schell, assistant professor of Educational Leadership and Policy, served as one of the facilitators. The retreat resulted in innovative projects, such as a game-based geoscience instructional tool co-created by North Cooc, associate professor of special education at COE.

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The Sport Management hallway in Bellmont Hall will carry the name of UT alumnus and longtime program supporter, Bryan Moynihan, and his wife Andree. The naming follows his latest gift, which establishes a second endowment and renovations for the space.

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COE student and aspiring teacher, Jaclyn Balli, shares her experience returning home through the College of Education’s Hook ’Em Here internship program. The program allows students to embark on an experiential learning journey while serving a Texas community in need of educators. 

A group of COE researchers are meeting high-risk communities where they are —in church—for an innovative, resilience-based approach to diabetes self-management education.

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The College of Education honored the hard work and dedication of its staff at the first-ever All Staff Session, where participants connected and collaborated with colleagues on shared goals and team priorities.

The Andree and Bryan Moynihan Sport Management Hall will recognize successful sport management alumni to inspire generations of Longhorns. The Moynihan’s gift will also create a second endowment to support current and future students.

Huff, who graduated with a degree in Youth and Community Studies, currently serves as Texas Football’s assistant director of player development and will become the 23rd Texas player to be inducted.