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Access to Perkins Parking Garage will be limited March 28-April 1, to install gas lines. This will affect Academy Street, East Park Place and Courtney St. around the garage.

This spring, CEHD celebrates the research of our undergraduate and graduate students at the 31st Steele Symposium. Students are encouraged to submit papers and posers that will be presented Friday, April 29.

CEHD is dedicated to addressing the challenges faced by schools, children and families at home and around the world. To learn how our students and faculty helped to make a difference in 2015, we invite you to watch our 2015 Year in Review video.

This Winter Session, CEHD offered two Study Abroad programs, providing students the opportunity to integrate coursework with unique experiences in a global environment. See how students developed increased cultural sensitivity in South Africa, and integrated art and architecture into math lessons in Turkey.

CEHD students enroll in our college because they want to make a difference in the lives of people around the world. Learn how our students have had an impact this year–feeding the hungry, increasing inclusiveness and improving childhood education.

Daniel Owen Career and Life Studies Certificate Student Hometown: Overland Park, Kansas Classification: Second Year in Career and Life Studies Certificate (CLSC) program Completion Date: May 2016 Extra Curricular Activities: Best Buddies WVUD:  Two Guy …

The Laboratory Preschool’s unveils their new technology, called Bug in the Ear, that allows their classroom teachers to coach student teachers remotely from the adjacent observation booth.

Are you considering a graduate degree in education or human services? Join us for our CEHD Graduate Open House, Thurs. Jan. 21, from 6 to 8 pm in 116 Willard Hall. Or sign up for our internet info session on Jan. 12, 7-8 pm to learn about our Online Master’s in Teacher Leadership.

This fall, 300 ECE and ETE students began their student teaching experience. But they are getting more guidance in their classrooms thanks to the coteaching model implemented last year.

If you think our college faculty, students and alumni relax over the summer, you may want to think again. Learn about how we’ve been conducting research, presenting at conference and celebrating our accomplishments.