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Expands Behavioral Health Programs to Meet Workforce Demand
May 8, 2025

鈥楽uccess Comes from Hard Work鈥�: Top Graduates Advise Future Students
May 2, 2025

New Study Finds All STEM Stereotypes Are Not the Same
February 13, 2025

Art Education Professor Wins National Distinguished Scholar Award
January 23, 2025

Professor Earns Presidential Award for Early Career Scientists and Engineers
January 13, 2025

Professor to Work with Romanian Doctoral Students via Fulbright Exchange
December 18, 2024

鈥楢lways Remember You Are Braver Than You Believe鈥�
December 13, 2024

Students Show 鈥楻emarkable Resilience鈥� on the Road to Graduate
November 1, 2024

Diversity and Opportunity Draw Newest Faculty to College of Education
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June 28, 2024

College of Education Researchers to Present on Mental Health and Learning at 2024 APA Convention
June 12, 2024

Art Education Professor Wins National Award for Service, Multicultural Advocacy
May 9, 2024

鈥業t May Be a Hard Journey, But It Is Worth It in the End鈥�
March 13, 2024

Top Tips for Navigating Grad School Particularly As Students of Color
December 15, 2023

鈥業rregular Path鈥� Doesn鈥檛 Stop College of Education Students from Graduating with Top Honors

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August 14, 2025

Expands Behavioral Health Programs to Meet Workforce Demand

Charlotte Carp, College of Education program director and a board-certified behavior analyst, talks about how the 91破解版 is expanding its behavioral health offerings this fall to provide students with comprehensive training in a high-demand field of Applied Behavior Analysis with the goal of better serving the community.

May 2, 2025

New Study Finds All STEM Stereotypes Are Not the Same

New research from Assistant Professor Allison Master found that students don鈥檛 view all STEM subjects alike. Boys and girls generally believe that engineering and computer science are professions for males, while the tide has changed some for math and science 鈥� with girls slightly favored or equal.

January 23, 2025

Professor Earns Presidential Award for Early Career Scientists and Engineers

Allison Master, an assistant professor in the Department of Psychological, Health and Learning Sciences at the College of Education, has earned the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the U.S. government鈥檚 highest honor of its kind.