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Two education professors were among the eight UD professors who were honored on May 6 with awards for Excellence in Teaching and Excellence in Undergraduate Advising and Mentoring. Gary Allison, assistant professor of special education received an awar …

On April 12, the University of Delaware College of Education and Human Development set aside a day to showcase student scholarship and celebrate the success of undergraduate and graduates alike. The day began with the 28th annual Marion H. Steele Sympo …

Congratulations on your admission to the University of Delaware’s College of Education and Human Development. This is an exciting phase in your life, and we hope you will join us as you take the next important step in your future.

Elena Delle Donne, HS ’13, was the number two draft pick in the WNBA, selected by the Chicago Sky and Honda Player of the Year. She will leave UD with a number of awards for both athletic and academic achievements.

Soon-to-be graduates and alumni of the University of Delaware will have a day to meet with employers at the 35th annual Project Search Education Career Fair, set for Wednesday, April 17, at the Bob Carpenter Sports Center. The event will bring about 20 …

To raise awareness and help address the needs of families affected by autism, April is recognized as National Autism Awareness Month. UD is offering programs across campus for students, faculty, staff and the community to learn more.

Elena Delle Donne, Human Services ’13, is a finalist in NCAA’s Senior CLASS Award competitions. Fans are encouraged to vote daily through March 25 to help select Elena as the national winner for excellence in community, classroom, character and competition. Vote for our hometown favorite!

In January, CEHD is hosting a Graduate Student Open House, colloquia for faculty candidates and nominations for student scholarships and awards.

What makes someone successful when they pursue education and training beyond high school? Many people would point to their parents or other family role models. For others, the “On Track for Success” conference can help.

The National Inclusion Project, which believes that “no one should sit on the sidelines” and that “kids with and without disabilities should be included together to experience all that life has to offer,” has honored a University of Delaware professor …