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Suicide prevention research led to a career
May 11, 2018Read moreTaylor Ryan, a graduate of the HDFS 4+1 program, conducted and presented her research every year as a student at UD. As a master’s student, she began to research a topic very close to her heart, which she presented during the 2018 Steele Symposium “Opening the Gates: Universities and Suicide …
Human Services major named UD Woman of Promise
May 10, 2018Read moreNikki Dombrowski, a student in UD’s Honors Program majoring in human services was recognized by UD as a Women of Promise in March 2018. Her time at the University has been marked by a genuine passion for making a difference. During her human services internship, Dombrowski worked at the Leukemia …
Celebration of Excellence 2018
April 30, 2018Read moreCollege of Education and Human Development Celebration of Excellence On Friday, April 27, 2018, the College of Education and Human Development recognized our undergraduate and graduate students for their academic excellence, research, leadership, and outstanding potential as professionals in the fields of education and human services. The departments of …
Researchers Recognized
April 19, 2018Read moreCEHD awardees recognized at 2018 AERA Annual Meeting: Photo 1 – Roberta Golinkoff and collaborator Kathy Hirsh Pasek; Photo 2 – Alison Hooper, holding award, flanked by HDFS faculty and AERA presenter; Photo 3 – Roderick Carey, on right, with AERA presenter. The AERA 2018 Annual Meeting was held on …
Convocation 2018
April 12, 2018Read more2018 Convocation Congratulations to our CEHD Graduates! Graduation week at UD consists of a number of ceremonies. Graduates are welcome (and encouraged) to participate in their individual ceremonies as well as UD Commencement. Convocation (undergrad, grad) is a personalized ceremony for our College. Unlike UD’s Commencement ceremony the following day, all degree …
School Psychology students awarded national scholarships
April 6, 2018Read moreMack and Morales receive NASP Scholarships Kadisha Mack and Sydney Morales, graduate students in UD’s School of Education school psychology program, have received two of the five competitive Minority Scholarships awarded by the National Association of School Psychologists’ Education Research Trust (NASP-ERT). The NASP-ERT Minority Scholarship program supports the …
Women of Promise
April 5, 2018Read moreOn March 14, 2018 faculty, staff and students gathered to celebrate the achievements of UD women at the annual Women of Promise dinner. Through the years, Women of Promise has recognized exceptional female students at the University of Delaware. Women on UD’s faculty nominate both undergraduate and graduate students for …
2018 Study Abroad: Spain
March 16, 2018Read moreSpending Winter Session Abroad: Spain 2018 During the University of Delaware’s 2018 Winter Session, 22 elementary teacher education (ETE) students traveled to Spain where they visited Seville, Madrid and Barcelona, immersed themselves in Spanish culture, interacted with teachers and students in an independent Spanish school and explored the country from …
Book Signing with Elena Delle Donne
March 1, 2018Read moreCEHD alumna Elena Delle Donne has written two books for young readers–an autobiography, My Shot: Balancing it All and Standing Tall and the first book in her Hoops series, Elle of the Ball. On Thursday, March 8, Elena Delle Donne (Human Services ’13) joined us on campus to promote two books for young readers: An …
What’s Race Got to Do with It?
February 28, 2018Read moreHDFS Professional Development Series – Film Viewing & Discussion (Postponed due to inclement weather) March 7 NEW DATE/TIME: April 4th, 1:30PM-3:30PM 311 Pearson Hall What’s Race Got to Do with It? chronicles the journey of a diverse group of students participating in a 15-week intergroup dialogue program at U.C. …