Students and faculty in the College of Education & Human Development's sport administration program participated in an experiential learning opportunity at the TOUR Championship hosted at East Lake Golf Club.
Twenty-five Gwinnett County Public Schools teachers attended orientation for Georgia State University's STEM education master's program as part of a new partnership between the university and the school district.
Representatives from the College of Education & Human Development and its Project NURTURE program attended the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education’s 2023 Washington Week.
As she graduates this spring, Lisa Bracken (Ed.D. ’23) reflects on her career and what she learned from her classmates and faculty in the College of Education & Human Development's educational leadership doctoral program.
After an 18-year career in law enforcement, Marcus Hodge, degree in hand, plans to make an impact on the educational system.
Assistant Professor Ben Shapiro and doctoral student Sierra Gilliam are working on a National Science Foundation-funded project with researchers interested in how teachers can encourage productive mathematics conversation among their students.
Assistant Professor Elizabeth Stevens, Associate Professor Audrey Leroux and CEHD graduate students Megan Mowbray and Grace Lee conducted a study on word-problem vocabulary instruction for students with mathematics difficulties.
Several undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Education & Human Development's sport administration program volunteered at the SEC Championship Game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Dec. 3.
Panthers soccer captain Clayton Dawes is uniquely prepared for a career in sport administration.
Londyn Garner established The Neighborhood Fun Leader to pursue her passion for working with kids and fostering their health and creativity.
