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South Korean students visit College of Education and Human Development

This is the third year in a row that students participated in the reciprocal cultural exchange program

Spotlighting the legacy of Black educators in Navajo Nation schools

Research traces the overlooked impact of desegregation-era policies

Dean Donald Easton-Brooks appointed to editorial board of ‘The Urban Review’

Appointment recognizes Easton-Brooks’ commitment to advancing urban education research

IGNITE program expands interdisciplinary preparation serving Nevada’s youngest learners with significant autism & high-intensity needs

The program receives support through a U.S. Department of Education grant

Wolf Pack Bots receive Innovation Award for Great Basin archaeology children’s book

College of Education & Human Development’s Center for Learning and Literacy program builds robotics skills, confidence and literacy

Faces of the Pack: Antoinette Cavanaugh

Doctoral student celebrates the launch of her bilingual children’s book honoring Shoshone language, family and culture

Empowering educators with proactive tools to improve adolescent behavior

Researchers provide evidence-based strategies that are transforming classrooms

Grads of the Pack: Cassie Eckroth

NevadaTeach student surfs past obstacles to inspire the next generation

Dean’s Future Scholars celebrates its silver anniversary

From humble beginnings to a 25-year legacy, Dean’s Future Scholars has beaten the odds to empower more than 1,800 first-generation college students

Human Development and Family Studies course equips students with tools to manage stress in adulthood

Students learn practical strategies for managing challenges, creating resilience and improving well-being

Faces of the Pack: Fabian Gomez

'I want to inspire people with disabilities to pursue their dreams'

NevadaTeach commemorates 10 years of preparing the next generation of STEM educators

Celebration showcases the program’s contributions to Nevada schools and communities

National Science Foundation-funded project aims to address rural STEM teacher shortages across Nevada

Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program helps build a pipeline of educators for rural Nevada

$6 Million award strengthens Nevada Multi-Tiered System of Supports

Program improves students’ achievement, attendance and behavioral challenges

Faces of the Pack: Dave Laurence White, Jr.

Doctoral student receives congressional recognition for disability advocacy

New study sheds light on how parents foster self-determination in children with congenital deafblindness

Researchers reveal critical role of family support, communication and adaptability in promoting independence among individuals with complex disabilities

College of Education & Human Development students learn about South Korea's education system through global exchange

‘I really enjoyed being able to connect to the students at KNUE and learning about their culture and how it reflects on their education’