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2012
Graduate student Amy Lerner wins grad school award
December 7, 2012
Amy Lerner, a Ph.D. student in the Early Childhood, Intervention and Literacy program, has won a Graduate Education Advancement Board Impact Award from Carolina's Graduate School.
M.A.T. student Matt Hughes representing N.C. at Democratic Convention
September 5, 2012
If you're watching the Democratic National Convention on television, you may want to keep an eye out for M.A.T. student Matt Hughes.
Doctoral student Danielle Allen wins Graduate School fellowship
September 4, 2012
Danielle Allen, a first-year student in Policy, Leadership and School Improvement, has been awarded a highly competitive Carolina fellowship.
Doctoral student Amy Lerner completes handbook on refugees
September 4, 2012
Amy Lerner, a Ph.D. student in the early childhood, special education and literacy program, has published a handbook to help educators who work with refugees from Burma.
Student Domonique Garland talks about introducing the president
CNN, April 24, 2012
Domonique Garland, a senior majoring in elementary education, was making headlines after she introduced President Barack Obama during his appearance at UNC-Chapel Hill on Tuesday.
Doctoral student Amy Lerner receives $61,500 grant from REED Foundation
March 2, 2012
Amy Lerner, a second-year Ph.D. student in the early childhood, special education and literacy program, has received the REED Foundation's Ruth Landes Memorial Research Fund grant.
Doctoral students make presentation to Chatham school officials
January 25, 2012
Six UNC-Chapel Hill doctoral students on Wednesday presented Chatham County schools officials a report describing a method to conduct evaluations of teacher effectiveness.
Four doctoral students win Educational Leadership awards
January 6, 2012
Four doctoral candidates in the Educational Leadership program have won awards from the program.
Graduate Student Association hosting research symposium
January 6, 2012
The School of Education's Graduate Student Association is hosting a research symposium on Jan. 21 to share knowledge regarding improving learning opportunities.
Master's student Brian Woodard included in UNC profile
January 4, 2012
Brian Woodard, a master’s candidate in the School of Education’s school counseling program, is included in a feature profile on the UNC-Chapel Hill website homepage.