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Two CEHD students, Mary Beth Elberfeld, M.Ed, and Valerie Hill, ETE, received the 2015 Autism Delaware Daniel and Lois Gray Memorial Scholarship, given annually by Autism Delaware.

On July 1, CEHD will welcome several leaders to new positions within our College. As our dean, Lynn Okagaki, begins her term as UD’s interim deputy provost, she will hand the reins over to Carol Vukelich, interim dean. We also welcome Laura Glass, Jackie Wilson and Bahira Trask to their new positions.

Friday, May 29, the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) recognized 337 graduates during its Convocation ceremony. We congratulate them on their achievements and wish them all the best as they embark on a life full of opportunities, challe …

Roberta Golinkoff, SOE professor, received the James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award in May, the highest honor conferred by the Association for Psychological Science (APS), for “a lifetime of outstanding contributions to applied psychological research.”

Student Spotlight CEHD is honored to have such amazing student leaders studying to pursue professions in education, human development, and family services. Student Spotlight is a way for us to recognize and celebrate CEHD students. If you would like to …

UD students and alumni are encouraged to express their UD pride on May 13 during “I Heart UD Day”. Join us on The Green for activities, giveaways and the UDairy Moo Mobile.

On April 24, CEHD is hosting the 30th Annual Steele Symposium at Embassy Suites. Sponsored by the Steele family, honoring Marion Steele, this event provides students an opportunity to showcase their research through paper or poster presentations.

Lynn Okagaki, CEHD dean, will serve as interim deputy provost for academic affairs, following the departure of Nancy Brickhouse on July 1. Carol Vukelich, CEHD deputy dean and director of DCTE, will hold the position of interim dean.

Actually, our bunny’s name is Claude Monet, and he’s a therapy rabbit at UD’s Lab Preschool/The College School. Read how Claude helps soothe anxiety, sparks creativity and provides a safe outlet for children to express their feelings.

CEHD Student Shelby Dorr Travels to Nicaragua with UDaB Shelby Dorr was among 16 students selected to participate in University of Delaware’s Alternative Break (UDaB) to Nicaragua over 2015 Winter Session. This trip represents UD’s first international …