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Kinesiology and Health Education Alumni Win Teacher of the Year Awards
Aug. 31, 2018
Two Kinesiology and Health Education have earned Teacher of the Year awards from the Texas Association for Health and Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,
Kevin Cokley: Do We Even Know What Racism Is?
Aug. 27, 2018
Cindy Carlson Awarded Family Psychologist of the Year by American Psychological Association
Aug. 22, 2018
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.
Curriculum and Instruction Professor Presents at International Conference on Mathematics Education
Aug. 01, 2018
Department of Curriculum and Instruction Professor Eric Knuth is one of two U.S. professors invited to deliver a keynote address at the Gyeongnam International Conference on Mathematics Education, a conference sponsored by the Gyeongnam Mathematical Culture Center and The Korea Society of Educational Studies in Mathematics, in Changwon, South Korea, August…
How Young Is Too Young for Teachers to Encourage Students’ Voice in Their Own Curriculum?
Jul. 31, 2018
After earning her Ph.D., Guadalupe Chavez '15, took her own experiences as a second language learner back to her classroom to give agency to kindergarteners.
Tracey T. Flores and Luis Urrieta: How can teachers help children who have witnessed family separation?
Jul. 27, 2018
Department of Curriculum and Instruction Assistant Professor Tracey T, Flores and Professor Luis Urrieta discuss the effects of current immigration issues on children's experiences in schools.
Skerrett Speaks in Australia on Educational Lives and Literacies of Transnational Students
Jul. 25, 2018
Associate Professor of C&I Allison Skerrett recently delivered a keynote address at a joint literacy conference in Australia where she was one of only two U.S. professors invited to speak.
From Texas to Alaska: Cycling for a Cure for Cancer
Jul. 23, 2018
Three College of Education students cycle 4,000 miles in the fight against cancer and decide that getting there really is half the fun.
China’s One Child Policy May Have Positively Benefited Girls
Jul. 16, 2018
China's former One Child Policy had profound effects on parenting practices and the way that children viewed themselves.
The College of Education Mourns the Passing of Terry Todd
Jul. 10, 2018
A Tribute to Terry Todd, Ph.D.January 1, 1938—July 7, 2018 Terry Todd was a writer, academic, journalist, champion lifter, coach, sport promoter, director of the Arnold Strongman Classic, and founder, with his wife, Jan Todd, of the H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and Sports at the University of…

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