The Department of Educational Psychology, housed in the College of Education and Human Development, recently received national accreditation from the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) for their School Psychology program.

The Women’s Studies Institute kicked off the 2016 Women’s History Month Conference with the annual Opening Reception on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.  The institute, which is housed in the College of Education and Human Development’s Consortium for Social Transformaton, honored the 2016 Women’s Advocate of the Year Yonnie Blanchette, executive director of the Carver Community Cultural Center, and featured keynote speechs by Women’s History Week co-founders Drs. Susan Smulyan and Linda Pritchard.

Fourth grade Crockett Elementary School student Jeremiah Garcia sits at a small table, flipping white and yellow pegs up and down on a flat wooden board no larger than a keyboard. He counts out loud with each flip. Each peg on the board, called a Nepohualtzintzin, represents a numerical unit.

It's March, which means there are only two months left in this school year. Are you on track with your professional development hours? The ITC would love to keep you out of the classroom this summer, and our no-cost professional development classes are a great way to do so! 

Tree Rings, Potsherds and Rock Art: Archaeology for the Science and Social Studies Classroom

DBQ Walk Through the Park

Cultural Contrasts in Latin America (workshop, presented by professors from UTSA and Texas State)