Making an Impact through Research
Our faculty and students conduct research that touches all aspects of education, both inside and outside the classroom. We study the ways that people learn, and develop physically and mentally, by exploring areas that influence policy and the understanding of education and health. The driving force for our research is to increase educational opportunity and improve public health.
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Steinhardt, professor of Kinesiology and Health Education and the University’s research integrity officer, is committed to service.
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Jason Rosenblum, an assistant professor of instruction in both the College of Education and the McCombs School of Business, spent his summer helping students navigate the ethical use of AI and examine its impact on how we learn and work.
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College of Education faculty members were recently awarded promotion and tenure for 2026-2027.
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At more than 400 neighborhood playgrounds across Texas, researchers in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education found that what’s beneath a child’s feet can significantly influence the way they play, move and interact with others.
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Professor of Special Education Mark O’Reilly shares his insights on the complexities of the autism spectrum, emerging research and why early diagnosis and support is so critical.
