College of Education & Human Development

Georgia State's College of Education & Human Development offers undergraduate and graduate programs for professionals in education, health and human services.

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.@GeorgiaStateU has appointed Candace R. Kuby as dean of the College of Education & Human Development, effective Aug. 1! Read more about her appointment: https://t.co/QAhOttwtCc

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Associate Professor Min Kyu Kim and his research team published a new study examining how AI-supported summary writing can help undergraduate physics students engage with pre-class materials, receive feedback and build an understanding of key concepts: https://t.co/gPqFyNgz47

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Georgia State was recently recognized with a national award for its first-year recruitment strategy! The Eduventures Innovation Award for Next Generation Recruitment recognizes how the university integrates enrollment marketing and the student experience: https://t.co/sY4ziPYfsy

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Andy Roach, chair of our Department of Counseling and Psychological Services, has been appointed to the @APA's Committee on Disability Issues in Psychology! His three-year term will begin in January 2027. Congratulations, Dr. Roach!

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Have you been watching the World Cup this summer? Several students, faculty and alumni from @gsusportadmin have been supporting the games in Atlanta and Miami! #TheStateWay

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Data is everywhere, but knowing what to do with it can set you apart. ✨

Learn to translate complex data into real strategies that improve student success and drive decision-making in our newest master’s program! Apply by July 15: https://t.co/GddbzISXql

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How does using the Mindful Breathing Program affect the social-emotional well-being of students and teachers in a school district? Doctoral student Karl N. Prevost and faculty members Andy Roach and Sarah Carlson conducted an exploratory study to find out: https://t.co/VCwSV8SeKy

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School counseling alum Christen Anglin (M.Ed. ’15) opened Trust the Process Counseling in spring 2024 to provide play therapy services to her community. “I want to give play therapy to kids who may not otherwise have access to it.” https://t.co/8KFdFgWNmN

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Georgia State's Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium is scheduled for Aug. 6-7! This event gives undergraduate students and summer internship participants the opportunity to present their research to the university community. Details: https://t.co/CWV3TIb0aa

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Georgia State University will be closed tomorrow, July 3, in observance of the Independence Day holiday. Enjoy the three-day weekend, Panthers!

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Every big change starts as an idea. 💡

In our M.I.S. program in data-based student success, you’ll learn how to turn ideas into real solutions using data, research and evidence-based strategies that improve student outcomes.

Apply by July 15: https://t.co/GddbzISXql

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Associate Professor David Johnson was interviewed for an @ajc article on the cuts that Marietta-based Life University is making in the face of declining enrollment numbers and a multimillion-dollar deficit. https://t.co/Fqdt3fO89x

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Thanks to all who participated in last month's Panther's Pantry drive! In July, the Crim Center and Graduate Student Services encourage the college community to donate feminine hygiene products. Donate in person or via the pantry's Amazon wish list: https://t.co/mlK8KJFdCo

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Doctoral student Nicole Houston is the 2026 recipient of the Society for Text and Discourse's Diversity and Equity Travel Award! This will allow her to present her research on the impacts of socioeconomic challenges and family structure on literacy. https://t.co/AZCpErBaTU

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Nafisa Turaeva, who has been teaching in Uzbekistan for 10 years, gained new friends and learned new ideas to take back to her classroom after participating in the semester’s Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program at Georgia State: https://t.co/YAcWbMex7W

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“We all started this journey separately, but we finished it together.” Yolanda Maheia, TaCara Rule-Ramsey and Zequoia Westmoreland balanced teaching in our Child Development Centers while earning degrees from our college. Amazing! https://t.co/76On3uf7WC

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After 20+ years as a teacher of the deaf, LaKisha Stanley is pursuing her Ph.D. to improve support for students who are deaf and have additional disabilities. Her research aims to strengthen training, collaboration and inclusion: https://t.co/5T4kS6hheu

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A simple message can make a big difference. Experts with @gsucehd found that personalized feedback helps teachers stay more engaged in online learning. The research highlights how meaningful connections—even virtually—can strengthen growth and outcomes.
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K-12 schools and universities must evaluate what’s working, improve what isn't and design solutions for students and their communities. Apply by July 15 to our fully online M.I.S. in Data-Based Student Success program to be part of this change! https://t.co/GddbzISXql

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As the 2026 FIFA World Cup brings the world’s top soccer players to North America, with the sport taking center stage in Atlanta, some Georgia State University researchers are focused on a challenge familiar to athletes at every level: injuries to the ACL. https://t.co/od5qumxl38

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“Be the therapist that you needed as a kid.” That’s the philosophy guiding CEHD alum Christen Anglin (M.Ed. ’15), a school counselor turned play therapist and business owner making a difference for children across Atlanta: https://t.co/9VaAw4Og4o