Students Making A Difference Through Research & Practice
Graduate Student Awarded NSF Fellowship
Human Development and Family Sciences doctoral student Camila Polanco is working to address social and cultural inequities in education. She is exploring ways that teachers can support Black and Latina girls in STEM.
Undergraduate Work-Study Program on a Roll
Human Services major Rachel Antwi worked with assistant professor Bryan VanGronigen to gather data for a project focused on the capacity of state education departments to improve underperforming schools.
Teaching Anti-Racism
Doctoral student Diane Codding is taking the knowledge and experience she gained as a teacher and applying those lessons to her research into racial literacy, particularly how white teachers learn to talk about race in the classroom.
LATEST COLLEGE NEWS
Outstanding Education Scholarship
School of Education professor Roberta Golinkoff is one of 22 scholars that has been elected to National Academy of Education, the first person from the University of Delaware to receive this honor.
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Learning and Assessment
Assistant professor Kenneth Shores, who recently served as policy expert on a national report about educational assessments in the COVID-19 era, shares recommendations for developing equitable assessment systems.
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CEHD Ranked Best Graduate School for Education
U.S. News and World Report has ranked the UD College of Education & Human Development 28th in its list of Best Graduate Schools for Education, up from 45th last year
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Humanizing Research
Associate professor Valerie Earnshaw and her team of research assistants in the Stigma and Health Inequities Lab started the Sex, Drugs & Science podcast to humanize scientists and their work.
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About Our College
The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) at the University of Delaware offers programs that integrate classwork with extensive field experience, to prepare our students to address the most pressing social and educational issues of our time. Over 100 faculty members guide our 1,400 undergraduate and graduate students to become educators, researchers, advocates and leaders in their fields, locally and around the globe.