Research News

School Counseling Students to Present Action Research at National Conference

Six School Counseling master’s students will be presenting at the Evidence-Based School Counseling Conference March 10th and 11th, 2017 in San Diego.

Dr. Jeynes Addresses Obama Administration on the Achievement Gap and Parental Involvement

Dr. William Jeynes, a professor in the Teacher Education department, had the opportunity to speak to the Obama administration in late September on the need to reduce the achievement gap and increase parental involvement. The event was held at the U.S. Department of Education. It was Dr.

Graduate Students and Faculty Honored at Project HOGAR Awards Reception

Two College of Education graduate students and one faculty member were honored at the annual Project Hispanic Opportunities for Graduate Access and Retention (HOGAR) awards reception on November 30th.

Collaborating with Mexico’s Indigenous Educators

Dr. Lesley Farmer Co-authors "Library Improvement Through Data Analytics"

Dr. Lesley Farmer, professor and coordinator of the Teacher Librarian Services Credential and Dr.

Faculty and Student Collaborators Present at National Association for Research on Science Teaching Conference

Four faculty and student collaborators from the College of Education and the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics gave a presentation entitled “Student Perceptions of STEM and Attitudes toward STEM Workshops at a Youth Organization” at the National Association for Research on Sc