Faculty member Dorothy Espelage will lead a ‘critical’ gathering to help end the worldwide problem For more than 25 years, faculty member Dorothy Espelage, Ph.D., has conducted research focused on issues around youth violence and has dedicated her career to … Read more

Students in the Human and Organization Leadership Development program spent their summers working to create change in education. With the beginning of the 2022-23 academic year, many UNC School of Education students are returning to campus with summer experiences that … Read more

Associate Professor Cheryl Bolick will take part in a project funded with a $500,000 grant to produce learning resources about contemporary Africa for K-5 classrooms. The project, funded by the Oak Foundation, will create lesson plans and user guides and … Read more

Esther Ohito has been named a fellow with the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program, an initiative through which she will work with a university in Kenya to build the capacity of faculty and students. The Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program … Read more

Since 2019, the UNC School of Education has partnered with LatinxEd to create opportunities for North Carolina’s Latinx students to thrive. LatinxEd, an organization started by two Carolina alums, has created new opportunities for those students to make their way … Read more

Two University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Education doctoral students have incorporated travel opportunities into their study, benefitting from funding that has helped them explore innovations and challenges in learning communities in other parts of the world. … Read more

A group of students from the University of Hamburg in Germany recently spent a month learning about the American education system through a partnership with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Education. And soon, 11 students … Read more

Trey Adcock Ph.D. ’12, assistant professor of education at the University of North Carolina at Asheville, has been named a 2018-2019 Public Engagement Fellow by the Whiting Foundation. The honor recognizes scholars who work to champion the role of humanities … Read more

Kihyun “Kelly” Ryoo, assistant professor of learning sciences, is one of eight faculty members at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who has won prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER grants this year. This is the largest number of … Read more