Tag: Mary Frances Early College of Education
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Max Sumner
Future doctor Max Sumner says UGA represents the “gold standard” of the university system: learning…
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Teachers work to create new model for lessons
COE, Putnam County partnership is developing new learning experiences for students.
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Alumnus receives South Carolina’s highest civilian honor
Tom Poland, a 1975 alumnus of the College of Education and author of several books…
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Tim Marlow: Got Your Back
CEO of SpineCenterAtlanta got his start at UGA.
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New round of funding expands UGA lab’s research on concussions
This second phase of the study is funded by a $22.5 million grant over several…
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Mary Terry
As a student-athlete and a College of Education student ambassador, Mary Terry is committed to…
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COE administrator receives national award
Edward Delgado-Romero recently received the 2018 NLPA Distinguished Professional Career Award from The National Latina/o…
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Student studies Italian education methods abroad
Wren Ballou uncovered a genuine passion for education in herself.
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Devastating injury led this military veteran back to UGA
She’s now taking classes toward a dual degree in athletic training and exercise and sport…
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Focusing on fitness: Army vet finds calling in sport science
The first time Jvonte Ross ran past Stegeman Coliseum, he knew UGA was going to…
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UGA establishes Russian Flagship Program
The Flagship provides students with the resources to sustain and grow their proficiency in Russian.
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Associate professor helps local youth succeed one book at a time
Growing up in Jackson, Alabama, Sheneka Williams saw firsthand how living in a rural community…
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Tutorial Program has long history of results
The partnership creates a personal connection between UGA and Clarke County students.
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Class benefits students and disabled community members
‘Disability Wellness’ offers hands-on training while helping people reach health goals.
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College of Education professor named one of USG’s Chancellor’s Learning Scholars
Rob Branch, professor and head of the career and information studies department in the College…
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Gift supports graduate certificate in dyslexia
Zeist Foundation helps educators and clinicians gain a deeper understanding of reading development.
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COE emeritus professor honored by alma mater
Carl Glickman, an emeritus professor of education in the College of Education, was recently honored…
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College of Education dean focuses on building collaborative community
Denise Spangler’s passion for making a difference is consistently rooted in education and in the…
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The long struggle to allow women at UGA
The path to coeducation at UGA was long and hard fought.
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Hurricanes can affect mental health: Strategies for coping
Advice on staying calm and clear-headed despite the uncertainties of a major storm.
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Associate professor uses scientific modeling as a principle for learning
With an overwhelming amount of information to learn, process and teach, science educators are faced…
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Mary Frances Early: A life of courage and accomplishment
The College of Education formally named itself in her honor in February.
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COE associate dean elected president of Society of Counseling Psychology
UGA’s Anneliese Singh was recently elected to a leadership position within the American Psychological Association.
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Alumnus’s batik paintings garner prestigious 1858 Prize
Long considered a revolutionary in the art world for his envelope-pushing batik paintings, Leo Twiggs,…
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