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If you have traveled outside of our borders–whether through study abroad, a service project or just a family vacation–you know how enriching the experience can be. And how expensive. During #UDGlobalMonth, help our students make a difference globally by contributing to the CEHD Study Abroad fund.

As a result of a partnership with American Community Schools in Athens Greece, CEHD will offer opportunities to our undergraduate and graduate students to student teach, serve internships and conduct research in Greece starting Spring 2017.

The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) has renewed the 5-year accreditation for UD’s Early Learning Center (ELC) located on our Newark Children’s Campus. The ELC’s outstanding team of classroom and administrative staff sup …

CEHD students aren’t afraid to embrace new experiences. Learn how students in our early childhood, human services and disability studies programs are making a difference.

For 7 years, students in the Student Literacy Council (SLC) have been infusing children with a love of reading through local and international literacy outreach. In recognition of their contributions, the International Literacy Association presented them with their 6th Honor Council Award.

This fall, UD and CEHD are hosting a number of events to welcome our graduate students to campus. Please review the orientation schedule provided.

In May, faculty in UD’s early childhood education program traveled to Greece to establish a partnership with several schools and universities. By 2017, students in ECE and human services should be able to gain field experience or conduct research at schools in Athens and Patras.

Over Memorial Day weekend, 362 students graduated from UD’s College of Education and Human Development, with undergraduate degrees, associate of arts, CLSC certifications, master’s degrees and doctorates. Our graduates have demonstrated a commitment to …

Early childhood education students partnered with mechanical engineering students to design developmentally-appropriate toys for young children. As a result of this successful collaboration, some toys have been identified as potential products for a toy manufacturer.

UD’s World Scholar and UD in DC programs Leaving home to attend college can be difficult for most students, but freshman Dominique Ceretti took this a step further. She enrolled in UD’s World Scholars Program, which allows incoming freshman to study ab …