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Graduates, families, and faculty gathered at Alumni Hall to celebrate the accomplishments and future impact of UVA’s newest teacher education graduates.
Dean Stephanie Rowley was one of five speakers at the third annual storytellers event hosted in the home of UVA President Jim Ryan.
After breaking into the top 10 in 2024, UVA EHD rose two more spots to land at No. 6 in the latest annual rankings of the best graduate schools of education.
The 16th annual student-run research symposium showcased more than 60 presentations of student research in education and human development.
The inaugural storytelling event brought the EHD community together to listen, reflect, and celebrate the diverse experiences of faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Alumni and friends of the School of Education and Human Development gathered last week in Fairfax, VA for a panel discussion on the future of school mental health.
Kauffman was a pioneering special education scholar and teacher educator, who persistently advocated for students with disabilities.
With reduced credit hours and multiple pathways to a degree, the updated program offers more flexibility for aspiring PK-12 school leaders.
The school tied for ninth place in the latest U.S. News and World Report ranking of online graduate education programs. Four individual programs also landed in the top 10.
More than 250 students received grant funding from the school in 2024 to support their studies.