The year 2016 officially marks a 10-year milestone in the history of UConn’s Center for Behavioral Education and Research (CBER) — a Center based at the Neag School that has, over the course of merely a decade, secured millions of dollars in federal and state grants and contracts; conducted hundreds of innovative research projects; and enriched the lives of many thousands of educators and students around the world.
Wisconsin Public Radio (Neag School’s Preston Green and Neag alumnus and East Hartford superintendent, Nathan Quesnel, are interviewed for the show)
CT Mirror (Neag School’s Joseph Madaus is quoted in the article)
Education Week (Neag School’s Gladis Kersaint led a webinar on digging into mathematical discourse)
The Brainwaves Video Anthology (Neag School’s James Kaufman was interviewed on creativity and intelligence)
The Brainwaves Video Anthology (Neag School’s James Kaufman is interviewed on creativity and personality)
The Brainwaves Video Anthology (Neag School’s Ron Beghetto is interviewed on the uncertainty of teaching and leadership)
The Brainwaves Video Anthology (Neag School’s Ron Beghetto is interviewed on creativity)
le Monde (Neag School’s Joseph Cooper is quoted in this story)
This semester, UConn has become one of the pioneering U.S. universities to spearhead a national research initiative focused on issues of women and girls of color in the United States. With funding from The Collaborative, faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Neag School of Education, the College of Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources, and the School of Social Work are working on two topics related to women and girls of color: environment and public health issues, and STEM pipeline issues.
