News & Stories

Associate Professor LaRon Scott's latest research uncovers insights about the recruitment and retention of special education teachers of color.

Four individual online graduate programs were ranked in the top 11 of the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.

Kinesiology students at the Fried Center for Advancement of Potential say both clients and colleagues add to their learning experience.

The new club is led by Catherine DeSouza, a graduate student in UVA EHD’s kinesiology program.

For soon-to-be triple ’Hoo Sean McDonald, growth has come from marrying his ambition with his passion: supporting adolescent learners in special education.

Alexis Ward, a graduate student in the School of Education and Human Development, has been working to improve the lives of people with disabilities ever since she was a kid.

Using a telehealth system called “ECHO,” School of Education and Human Development professors Gail Lovette and Rose Nevill have come up with a way to help the caregivers of children with developmental delays.

A UVA kinesiology professor explains why the presence of certified athletic trainers significantly affects female collegiate student-athletes’ concussion recovery time.

Large-scale studies in special education are rare and difficult to conduct. A new project from the UVA School of Education and Human Development hopes to change that by creating a platform to crowdsource data collection across the country.

Michael Kennedy combined his expertise as a special education scholar and his passion for technology to create a new app designed to improve teaching for special education students.