College of Education and Human Development

Researcher to share benefits of nature-based education during Voices of Impact speaker series.

A Texas A&M professor shares strategies to ensure opportunities for success for all students.

Study finds bulky personal protective equipment restricts movement and increases injury risk — especially for women.

A team’s on-field performance can shape many aspects of fan behavior, including how they act, the language they use, what they wear and even their self-esteem.

New research from Texas A&M University shows that pork-based MREs promote better recovery than plant-based options after intense military training.

Youth sports teaches children vital life skills through competition, but according to a Texas A&M professor, this could be detrimental if it causes kids to rationalize bad behavior.

Research led by Texas A&M’s Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management explores benefits of riding as therapy.

Programs in business, education, engineering and nursing, plus focus on veterans, place A&M among nation’s elite online educators.

For decades on the otherwise flat lands of College Station, Mt. Aggie rose above to offer ski classes, until it was destroyed by a windstorm.

More than a quarter of the athletes competing in Bryan were military veterans, many of whom suffered injuries during combat deployments.