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Taking time during the pandemic to reset some priorities, Sebastien Le Goff decided to make a career transition and will graduate with a master’s degree in Social Studies Education in May.
Graduating with a Ph.D. in Kinesiology, Amelia Bruce Leicht will leave UVA with friends who have become “a support system of incredible individuals doing inspiring work.”
It's yearlong programming and small size are especially beneficial aspects of the Education Policy Associates initiative.
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.
Student volunteers are helping walk young children to Clark Elementary School, joining the “walking bus.”
The Young Women Leaders Program pairs UVA students with middle school “little sisters” for mentoring relationships. Leslie Greer Fendley, a Burley Middle School counselor, encouraged her daughter, Ella, a UVA student, to become a mentor.
Hutcherson, a second-year counselor education student, received the award for her academic excellence, passion for counseling, and potential to make an impact in the field.
UVA doctoral candidate Cat Donahue’s innovation to the University’s concussion management protocol is making things easier for student athletes, athletic trainers, and team physicians.
For soon-to-be triple ’Hoo Sean McDonald, growth has come from marrying his ambition with his passion: supporting adolescent learners in special education.