U.S. News & World Report (Coverage on Shaun Dougherty’s Fordham Institute report)

Education Week (Shaun Dougherty’s Fordham Institute report covered)

The 74 Million (Coverage on Shaun Dougherty’s Fordham Institute report)

UConn Today (Erik Hines is the faculty director of Scholars House)

Hartford Courant (Neag pre-service interns are helping with curriculum efforts at the school)

UDaily (Neag researchers to discuss writing development of bilingual students)

Hartford Business Journal (Coverage of new Manhattan Institute report co-authored by Shaun Dougherty)

Record Journal

Members of the Neag School of Education Alumni Society, as well as faculty, staff, and administrators of the Neag School of Education gathered this past Saturday on the UConn Storrs campus with the 2016 Alumni Awards honorees and their guests for the 18th Annual Alumni Awards Celebration. Seven outstanding Neag School graduates were recognized at the event.

For teachers, administrators, and school psychologists, finding an easy, efficient way to track student conduct during the school day has long posed a challenge. Thanks to a new online behavioral assessment tool developed by Sandra Chafouleas, professor in the department of educational psychology and associate dean for research in the Neag School, and T. Chris Riley-Tillman, a professor at the University of Missouri, educators and school personnel can now quickly and efficiently monitor behaviors key to school success – with virtually no paperwork.