CEHD doctoral student Quintin Bostic is one of two students across the country chosen for the Emerging Professional Development Schools Leaders Award from the National Association of Professional Development Schools.
The American Counseling Association’s Governing Council will include three CEHD representatives in 2021-2022: Professor Catharina Chang, doctoral student Ashlei Rabess and CEHD alumnus Danica Hays (Ph.D. ’05).
Chi Sigma Iota, the international counseling honor society, has recognized College of Education & Human Development doctoral students Mary Chase Mize and Ashlei Rabess with 2021 awards for their research and service.
Senior guard Corey Allen is finding even more success in his second season with the Panthers.
College of Education & Human Development doctoral student Kyndel Tarziers was one of 10 students nationwide chosen as a 2021-2022 Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Fellow.
College of Education & Human Development doctoral student Quintin Bostic has been named co-chair of the National Association for Professional Development Schools Anti-Racism Committee.
Alba Lucero Villarreal is one of the panelists participating in a virtual conversation among diverse students about their experiences studying abroad.
CEHD sport administration master’s student Laura Hicks was chosen for the 2020 McLendon Minority Postgraduate Scholarship, a program that supports students from minority populations who want to become collegiate athletics leaders.
Dean’s Doctoral Fellow Wade Morris and CEHD Professor Chara Bohan analyzed history textbooks published between 1870 and 1920 and found that over time, Southern accounts of Civil War events influenced those published in Northern history books.
Dean’s Doctoral Fellow Cassandra Hinger explores social justice advocacy, or the ways psychologists can promote policies and practices that give disadvantaged groups the tools and support they need to improve their lives.
