College of Education NEWS

10/14/09 Courtesy The Houston Chronicle Kids these days. Just look at them. They've got those headphones in their ears and a gadget in every hand. They speak in tongues and tex ...

9/29/09 The State of Texas Education Research Center at Texas A&M (ERC) was awarded a $500,000 grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) to establish the Texas A&M Ed ...

9/29/09 Linda Castillo, associate dean for research in the College of Education and Human Development, was named a Fellow by the American Psychological Association. Fellow status is awarded ...

9/16/09 The College of Education and Human Development will honor outstanding faculty, staff and alumni at its fall awards ceremony at 6 p.m. Friday (Sept. 18) at the Walter and Leonore Anne ...

9/16/09 In the same spirit of Farm Aid, The Concert for New York and Live 8, a new student group coordinates benefit concerts in Aggieland for people in need around the world. "Headph ...

9/11/09 Students at risk of not graduating from high school can benefit from a little encouragement to stay in school. And this is just what College of Education and Human Development facult ...

8/31/09 Film star and martial arts expert Chuck Norris will headline the 27th Annual Administrative Leadership Institute (ALI) Nov. 18-19 at the College Station Hilton Ho ...

9/2/09 Incoming freshman and chemical engineering major Kyle Koliba was awarded the 2009 College of Education and Human Development Peggy J. Ritchey Endowed Scholarship. The annual sc ...

8/27/09 Four College of Education and Human Development faculty were appointed or promoted into new leadership positions within the college.  Mary Alfred will serve as associate ...

8/25/09 The Lohmans' recipe for success When Carolyn Lohman was a home economics teacher, her final exam consisted of handing students a bag fill ...

8/25/09 Remembering Texas A&M before the College of Education and Human Development When Arno Krebs '64 came to campus in 1960 as a freshman, ...

8/25/09 Aggie teachers in Dominican Republic are well prepared to meet diverse student needs Krista Adams Wallace '94 was looking for adventure a ...

8/25/09 Nontraditional students Susan Butler and Robin Thurmond hope to transform lives in the classroom There is no sense in dreaming if you do ...

8/25/09 Aggie counselor finds true calling through experiences with the Youth Adventure Program At a summer camp for teenagers trying to discover ...

8/25/09 Summer sports camp changes lives of both campers and counselors For Tony Rosselli, it's about more than just a summer job. ...

8/25/09 Saudi professionals learn human resource development knowledge and skills to serve others ...

8/14/09 The College of Education and Human Development honored 6 students Friday August 14 who have been recognized as Distinguished Honor Graduates. Those honored are Chelsea Arnold, ...

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