Arsenault Receives NCAA Top VIII Award
Former Georgia swimmer and College of Education graduate Samantha Arsenault has been chosen as a recipient of the prestigious NCAA Today's Top VIII Award.
Two COE Doctoral Students Among Nine at UGA Awarded ARCS® Foundation Scholarships
Two College of Education doctoral students in kinesiology, Christopher Black and Edward Mahoney, were among nine students at the University of Georgia recently awarded scholarships from the Atlanta chapter of the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS®) Foundation, Inc., in recognition of their studies in the biomedical and health sciences.
Graduate Student Receives $42,000 NIH Grant
Graduate student Jason Davidow has committed his life to understanding what makes a person stutter. The California native personally knows the impact the speech disorder can have on one's life. He and his brother have had to overcome stuttering their entire lives.
Davidow will get a chance to further his research into stuttering after receiving a Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award, a two-year $42,016 grant from the National Institutes of Health.
Doctoral Student Receives Prestigious $24,000 College Board Research Grant
Graduate student Jennifer Hartwig is one of only five young scholars in the nation to be awarded the prestigious College Board Research Grant for the 2005-06 academic year. The grant awards $24,000 to fund the recipient’s research.
Students Receive Awards at Second Annual Graduate Student Research
Conference
Several students recently received awards for their work during the College of Education's second annual Graduate Student Research Conference.
Coats Receives 51st Harwell Scholarship
Jennifer Coats, a senior from Augusta majoring in elementary education, has been awarded the 51st Paul Tappan Harwell Scholarship. She received an award of $750 and will use the money during her student teaching semester in spring 2006.
Two College of Education Students Receive National Scholarships
Two College of Education students are among only a dozen across the nation to receive national scholarships from Kappa Delta Epsilon, an honorary professional education fraternity.
The University of Georgia College of Education named Virginia Pate, an exercise and sport science major within the department of kinesiology, its Outstanding Honor Student for 2005.Two Students Receive National KDE Scholarships
Undergraduate students Julia Bellezza and Jennifer Kozelare are among only a dozen across the nation to receive national scholarships from Kappa Delta Epsilon.
Educational Administration and Policy Program Names Recipients of Mullen Scholarship, Ray E. Bruce Support Awards
The College of Education's educational administration and policy program named four doctoral students as recipients of scholarships at their recent annual award luncheon on May 6.
Tech Education Students Win First Place for Video
Three technology education students, Spencer Clark, Hong Feng and Soo Jung Kim won first place for an educational video they created in a Live Communication Contest at the annual east regional Technology Education Collegiate Association (TECA) meeting at Virginia Beach, VA.
KDE Recognizes Several Faculty, Staff and Students
The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta Epsilon, an educational honor society, has recognized several faculty, students and staff for special achievement during the past year.
Social Science Ed Student Receives Rotary Top 12 Award
Kenneth L Johnson, Jr., a social science education major, was chosen as the College of Education representative for the Rotary Top 12 award based on his community and professional service.
Doctoral Student Receives Keith Osborn Scholarship
Early childhood education doctoral student Boyoung Park was awarded the D. Keith Osborn Scholarship in recognition of her academic achievement.
UGA Chapter of Education Honor Society KDE Wins National Awards
The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta Epsilon, based in UGA's College of Education, won several national awards at the education honor society's recent national convention held in Philadelphia, PA, November 4-7.
Sixteen students have been awarded COE student teaching scholarships for spring semester 2005.
Townsend Receives SPAGE Scholarship in Quest to Earn Teaching Degree
Kathleen Townsend is not your traditional undergraduate student at the University of Georgia.
A mother and grandmother, Townsend, of Toccoa, returned to school after 29 years to pursue her longtime goal of becoming a teacher.
Roach Receives Distinguished Dissertation Award
Pamela Roach, a 2003 Ph.D. graduate in social science education, has received the Distinguished Dissertation Award from the Kappa Delta Pi Educational Foundation.
Rogan Teacher of Year at Yargo Elementary
Bob Rogan, a fifth-year doctoral student in elementary education, has been named Teacher of the Year at Yargo Elementary School in Barrow County.
Dinsmore Receives 50th Harwell Scholarship
Laura Dinsmore, a senior from Ila majoring in elementary education, has been awarded the 50th Paul Tappan Harwell Scholarship. She received an award of $750 and will use the money during her student teaching semester in spring 2005.
Doctoral Candidate Awarded $20,000 National Fellowship
Jamilia Blake, a doctoral candidate in UGA's College of Education, is one of only three students in the nation awarded a $20,000 Elizabeth Munsterberg Koppitz Fellowship from the American Psychological Foundation.
Three Receive Top Awards in First Graduate Student Research Conference
Three doctoral students were awarded top prizes for their work in the College of Education's first annual Graduate Student Research Conference.
Lori Aultman, a doctoral student in educational psychology, received the first place prize of $300. Ju Sung Jun, a doctoral student in adult education, won $200 for second place. The third place prize $100 went to Jamie Calkin, a doctoral student in science education. Honorable mentions of $50 were awarded to Haixia Xu, Steve Bickmore and Steve Broglio.
Doc Candidate Awarded $20,000 Fellowship
Two Doctoral Students Receive Clinical Psychology Internships in U.S. Air Force
Two doctoral students in the College of Education's psychology training program are preparing to begin an unusual internship this summer – they’re joining the U.S. Air Force.
Catherine Callender and Rhett Puder are among only 24 interns selected from across the country to begin year-long residencies in clinical psychology with Air Force psychologists. They will rotate in four areas: outpatient mental health care, clinical health psychology, neuropsychology and primary care.
Kulik Receives 49th Harwell Scholarship
Ashley Kulik, a senior from McDonough, has been awarded the 49th Paul Tappan Harwell Scholarship by the department of elementary education.
Two Grad Students
Receive Scholarships
Two COE graduate students, Amy Lockwood and Thomas Van Soelen, have received scholarships from Kappa Delta Pi.
Beamon, Schwartz Receive Osborn Scholarships
Elementary education students Heidi Beamon and Stacy Schwartz have been awarded D. Keith Osborn Scholarships in recognition of their academic achievement.
Doctoral Grad
Honored For Disseration
Jennifer Lease, a 2003 graduate of UGA’s Student Affairs
Administration doctoral program, received the Outstanding Dissertation
Award at the Southern Association for College Student Affairs Conference.
Arsenault Receives Scholar Athelete
Award
Samantha Arsenault, a senior
biology education major, was awarded
the Linda Leith Scholar Athlete Award at the Georgia Swimming and Diving
Awards Banquet on October 24, 2003.
15 Receive Student Teaching Scholarships
Fifteen College of Education students have been awarded Student
Teaching Scholarships for spring semester 2004.
Hammett Named Bamford-Lahey Scholar -- Again
Lisa Hammett, a doctoral student in communication sciences and disorders, was one of only six students recently chosen from
around the world as a Bamford-Lahey Scholar for 2003. It is the second year
in a row that Hammett has received the distinguished award.
Two Receive Ulmer Scholarships
Two doctoral students in adult education, Janice Saturday
and Kate Monaghan, have received 2003 Irene and Curtis Ulmer Scholarships.
Lovern Receives 48th Harwell Scholarship
Rachel Lovern, a senior from Jasper, has been awarded
the 48th Paul Tappan Harwell Scholarship by the department of elementary
education. She received an award of $750 and will use the money during
her student teaching semester in spring 2004.
Four Receive National Scholarships
Four students in the University of Georgia’s athletic
training program, based in the College of Education, have received national
scholarships for the 2003-04 academic year.
Students Receive Ed Leadership Scholarships
Several graduate students in the
University of Georgia’s educational leadership program received scholarship
awards at a recent awards luncheon at the College of Education’s Rivers
Crossing Building.
Green,
Counts Receive Osborn Scholarships
UGA Chapter
of KDE Wins National Awards
10
Receive Student Teaching Scholarships
VanSoelen
Receives KDP Scholarship
Thompson
Receives 47th Harwell Scholarship
Grad Student
Receives Fulbright To Study in Norway
Grad
Student Wins National Leadership Award
65 Teachers
Complete Online Certification
A group of 65 teachers from 17 Georgia
counties were the first to complete an innovative online certification program
in special education when the College of Education held its fall convocation
Dec. 14.
Paris Cited
For Dissertation of the Year
Nita Paris, a recent doctoral graduate in educational
psychology, has received the 2002 Distinguished Dissertation Award of the
Year from the Association of Teacher Educators.
Angie Ball, a former UGA basketball player and
current student in recreation and leisure studies, turns injury into opportunity
with an internship at Clarke County Recreation and Leisure Services in an
Oct. 11 Athens
Banner-Herald feature.
Collins Recipient
of Christa McAuliffe Fellowship
Durham Receives
46th Harwell Scholarship
Ruth Durham, a rising senior from Watkinsville,
has been awarded the 46th Paul Tappan Harwell Scholarship by the
department of elementary education. She received an award of $750 and will
use the money during her student teaching semester in spring 2002.
COE Awards
$70,000 in Scholarships
The UGA College of Education has awarded a total of
$68,500 to 26 students for a variety of scholarships, most of which are funded
by private donations to the college.
Student Talks About Why He Likes Teaching
Andy Plemmons, a senior from Blue Ridge in the
COE's elementary education program, was featured in a Feb. 28 Red and Black
article.
Kennebrew Selected
AAHE Future Leader
Sigrid Kennebrew, a doctoral candidate in counseling
psychology at the University of Georgia College of Education, has been selected
as one of seven K. Patricia Cross Future Leaders by the American Association
of Higher Education (AAHE) for 2001.
Two Receive
National AERA Fellowships
Two UGA College of
Education doctoral students are among only 14 scholars nationwide to receive
American Educational Research Association/Spencer Foundation predissertation
fellowships.
COE Pair Among
11 UGA Graduate Fellows
Doctoral students Amy
Hackenberg and Julie Sanchez received two of only 11 new UGA Presidential
Graduate Fellows awarded this year.
Mathis, Pearson
Receive Osborn Scholarships
Elementary education
students Dana Mathis and Carol Pearson have been awarded D. Keith Osborn Scholarships
for fall semester of 2000.
First
Ulmer Scholarship
Jennifer Sandlin, a
doctoral student in adult education has received the first annual Irene and
Curtis Ulmer Scholarship.
Benson Named to AERA Committee
Angela Benson,
a doctoral candidate in instructional technology, has been appointed to the
Social Justice Action Committee of the American Educational Research Association
(AERA).
Moller Wins $20,000 Spencer Fellowship
Karla Moller, a doctoral
student in language education, has been awarded a Spencer Fellowship of $20,000
to complete her dissertation research during the 2000-01 academic year.
Two Doctoral Grads Win Researcher
Awards
Two COE doctoral graduates from the department of language education have
been chosen to receive the Promising Researcher Award from the National Council
of Teachers of English.
NSSLHA Chapter Wins National Honor
The COE's chapter of the National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Association
(NSSLHA) recently received NSSLHA Chapter Honors for 1999.
First Keith Osborn Scholarships Awarded
Elementary education students Paige
Putnam and Alice Sampson have been awarded D. Keith Osborn Scholarships
for fall semester of 1999.
COE Grad Student Honored by AJC
Masters student one of metro Atlanta
area's top four teachers for 1999.
COE Scholarship Recipients Announced Congratulations to the recipients of COE Scholarships for 1999-00.
HPB Grad Student Gets National Scholarship
Award
Shannon Griffin is the 1999
recipient of the National Presidential Scholarship Award selected by the
American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.