Mary Frances Early College of Education Archives - Page 2 of 60

Associate professor publishes book on AI in STEM education

The Blue Key Honor Society is a national organization whose members are committed to leadership…

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Breaking barriers

Sporting events in the metaverse offer a chance to virtually interact with other fans.

Graduate students and faculty bring STEM education to first-graders.

Annelie Klein supports students on their academic journey.

Reddit posts suggest people who self-harm view it as a problem but find the behavior…

They were honored for their achievements and contributions to their communities.

Students gain valuable clinical experience at local schools.

The annual events includes more than 50 events and exhibitions.

Visual cues and body movements may help students better grasp tough concepts.

The project will support GenAI in middle school science classrooms.

Six UGA students and four staff members were recognized.

The University of Georgia has named 10 faculty and academic leaders to the 2024-2025 cohort…

The program allows faculty members to integrate academic service-learning into their professional practice.

UGA is one of only a handful of public universities accredited by IDA, and the only…

Tim Meehan builds community for adults over age 50.

The mentorship program is designed to prepare faculty for future Office of Research leadership roles.

Emily Rosenzweig, assistant professor in the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s educational psychology department,…

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