College of Education and Human Development

The center's annual resource fair provides families with a centralized place to find a support network and information about community organizations.

This year’s topics include the journey of developing a drug from the laboratory to a patient’s bedside, identifying language and learning disabilities in children, and the role money plays in college athletics.

Students and faculty who explored the southernmost tip of the planet returned with a renewed emphasis on environmental stewardship.

University children’s centers enable hands-on learning for education majors and support community child care needs

The unique four-year program is advancing academic and career opportunities for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Dr. Claire Katz is a finalist for the Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching.

Drs. Marilyn Cochran-Smith and Gloria Ladson-Billings will share their perspectives on navigating K-12 education.

The institute’s mission is to use leading, cutting-edge research to transform the lives of all young children and the adults who interact with them.

The university, along with We Teach Texas, hosted an event called “Thank You for Teaching Texas” to celebrate and connect educators.

Black teachers in the segregated South – especially women – played critical roles in preserving knowledge that might’ve otherwise been lost to history.