The UConn Collaboratory on School and Child Health, led by Sandra Chafouleas and Neag School alumna Kathleen Williamson ’13 MA ’17 Ph.D., is featured.
UConn Partnership with East Hartford Public Schools Celebrates First Year
May 23, 2024
Faculty
Read stories related to faculty experts at UConn’s Neag School of Education.
Will Black WNBA Superstars Get What They’re Due
May 10, 2024
Research and academic work by Risa Isard is mentioned.
Using Strength-Based Pedagogy to Engage All Students/Free Webinar by Dr. Reis, U. of Connecticut
May 7, 2024
Sally Reis is featured in a webinar on “strength-based pedagogy to engage all students.”
Where Does the Idea of the Tortured Poet Come From?
April 17, 2024
James Kaufman was a guest panelist on tortured poets and the nature of creativity.
CT Residents Could See Student Loan Forgiveness Under New Biden Plan
April 12, 2024
Casey Cobb is quoted about student loan forgiveness in Connecticut.
Teachers Deserve to Be Treated as Professionals
April 7, 2024
Research on curricula by Rachael Gabriel is referenced.
Higher Education and Disability: An Interview with Joseph Madaus & Lyman Dukes III
April 5, 2024
Joseph Madaus was interviewed about his co-authored book “Handbook of Higher Education and Disability.”
Lawmaker Advocates for Cellphone Ban in Middle Schools
April 4, 2024
Adam McCready is quoted about a pilot study he’s doing on cellphone use of middle school students in Connecticut.
‘Are We Being Used as a Test Case?’: Oklahoma Justices Question Catholic Charter
April 2, 2024
Preston Green is quoted on charter schools in Oklahoma.
Most and Least Stressed States (2024)
March 25, 2024
Lisa Sanetti is featured with tips for fighting stress without spending money.
