May 5th, 2011 | Published in EDAP, Students & Alumni
Oksana Parylo, a Ph.D. candidate in the Program of Educational Administration and Policy was awarded first place in the Mixed Methods Division for the research poster submitted for the Graduate Student Research Conference held May 3, 2011 at the College of Education, University of Georgia.
October 28th, 2010 | Published in EDAP, Students & Alumni
As a campus minister with the Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Nathan Byrd is in constant contact with undergraduate students, either through counseling or working with them on ministry projects. Some of his students even talked him into riding his bike 300 miles to Jacksonville, Fla. during fall break as part of a fundraiser for collegiate summer missions. He didn’t seem to mind too much though, because he has had to sacrifice cycling time while pursuing his Ph.D. in adult education. After completing his degree in May, Nathan will continue to serve students as a campus minister and hopes to one day teach at a seminary. To read more, click here.
October 22nd, 2010 | Published in Students & Alumni
Amy DeGroff, who earned the Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in Qualitative Studies in 2009 while completing her Ph.D. in Public Policy from Georgia State University and Georgia Institute of Technology, received the 2010 NASPAA Annual Dissertation Award for her dissertation, “New Public Management and Governance Collide: Federal-Level Performance Measurement in Networked Public Management Environments” at the NASPAA conference in Las Vegas, Nevada on September 29, 2010. This Best Dissertation Award is given annually by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. Ted Poister, a professor at Georgia State University, chaired her dissertation committee. Dr. Patricia Reeves, University of Georgia, served on Amy’s committee as the methodologist.
August 31st, 2010 | Published in Students & Alumni
Lauren Moret
Lauren Moret, a doctoral student in the program of Educational Administration and Policy was selected to participate in the 2010 Graduate School Emerging Leaders Program this Fall. Lauren is also Vice President of the Graduate Student Association in 2010-11.
August 1st, 2010 | Published in Students & Alumni
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Anthony Omerikwa and Fred Prasuhn, doctoral students in the program of Adult Education were selected to participate in the 2009 Graduate School Emerging Leaders Program, which takes place in October at Unicoi State Park and Lodge, near Helen, Georgia. |
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“UGA adult education student, Austin Browne, named National Graduate Scholar” |
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Linda Martin, a doctoral student in Adult Education was awarded the Louise Seaman Bechtel Fellowship in January 2009. This fellowship provides a $4,000 grant to a qualified children’s librarian to spend a month or more reading and studying at the Baldwin Library of the George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida, Gainesville. The Baldwin Library contains a special collection of 85,000 volumes of children’s literature published mostly before 1950. Linda, who was named Georgia’s Library Media Specialist of the Year in 2007, plans to collect stories to illustrate national standards in science, social studies, and math. |
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Deb Teitelbaum (right), a Ph.D. student in Educational Administration and Policy receives 3rd place in the College of Education’s Graduate Research Conference for her qualitative study You Gotta Shake Your Own Bushes: Why Good Teachers Leave Teaching |
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Sandria Stephenson receives ACHE Research Award |
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Selena Blankenship is a graduate student in UGA’s top-ranked adult education program. Additionally, she works as a graduate assistant, a scheduler at Clarke Central High School, a community volunteer, a wife and a mother of three children. Selena Blankenship named as an UGA AMAZING STUDENT |
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Adult Education Student, Monica Arboleda, named as an UGA AMAZING STUDENT. |
