#ICYMI Meet Interim Dean Emily Tanner-Smith, PhD, Thomson Professor in the CPHS Department, a research scientist at the Prevention Science Institute, and serves as executive director of the HEDCO Institute. Hear Emily's vision and inspiration for the COE: https://t.co/gfFRdCQYrV
In celebration of 75 years of the Counseling Psychology program, we're excited to launch the CPSY Duckfunder today! This campaign aims to raise essential funds to support student professional development. @UOGiving
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NEW!! Look No Feather Podcast - Advising with Purpose: A Conversation with UO's College of Education Advising Team. In this newest podcast episode, the team is joined by a few special guests from the COE advising team & moderated by a student staff member! https://t.co/vRLmMoSsnb
Part of the University of Oregon College of Education, the HEDCO Institute provides education leaders with relevant, accessible, and reliable information about the latest research so they can implement evidence-informed practices and policies. https://t.co/tLLRKU5Cz7
When Logan reflects on her time at the UO COE, one word rises to the surface: home. From IntroDUCKtion to her final term walking campus with her newborn son, Logan’s college experience was anything but ordinary—and all the more powerful because of it. https://t.co/87o7et9HjJ
"We're in a mental health crisis. For the past two decades, mental health issues have been escalating, particularly among youth," said John Seeley, PhD, professor and associate dean for research in the University of Oregon College of Education.
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"For the past two decades, mental health issues have been escalating, particularly among youth," said John Seeley, PhD, a professor and associate dean for research in the University of Oregon College of Education. https://t.co/uwxGLFkLv7
#DidYouKnow The COE is the highest-ranked academic unit at UO, due largely to a decades-long record of national and international #research and development in special education, counseling psychology, educational leadership, and school psychology. https://t.co/8zqBZQc6OH
Books from our faculty reflect the extent of expertise and interest within their departments and programs. As a college in a research university, our faculty’s variety of interests connect research to teaching and teaching to learning. https://t.co/gUX8dnRUxD
👋Meet Emily Tanner-Smith, PhD, a Thomson Professor, and now interim dean for the UO College of Education. Dean Tanner-Smith takes on this new role after 8 years at the COE. Watch Emily ’s welcome video and hear her vision and inspiration for the COE! 💚 https://t.co/SgBZ41K5DV
🎉 👏 Congratulations to Clinical Professor Angie Whalen who was selected for the Big Ten Academic Alliance Academic Leadership Program. Angie is one of five Fellows selected for the 25-26 UO cohort of the ALP, which focuses on leadership development.
🎉 👏 Congrats to John Seeley, PhD, who will be honored with the Castle-McIntosh-Knight endowed professorship, effective this Fall. John’s scholarship, mentorship, and leadership in the COE is commendable and we are excited to see him honored with a named professorship.
NEW!! Look No Feather Podcast - Advising with Purpose: A Conversation with UO's College of Education Advising Team. In this newest podcast episode, the team is joined by a few special guests from the COE advising team & moderated by a student staff member! https://t.co/vRLmMoSsnb
👏 Congrats to Graduate Employee Katie Jacobson for winning the Accessible Education Center’s annual Faculty Excellence in Universal Design award! 11 students and faculty submitted compelling nominations highlighting the exceptional work Katie does to support UO students.
#DidYouKnow UO's Museum of Natural History has amazing summer programs? Oregon Culture Nights: Thursdays in July, Family Fun in the Sun: Fridays + Saturdays in July and August, https://t.co/bErLWfzokT. They also offer free admission on the first Friday of the month!