The College of Education and Human Development recently announced their participation with the American Institutes for
Research in a virtual launch. The partnership is aimed at fostering diversity and inclusion in research and implementation fields.
From Celebrities to Local Leaders, One COEHD Class Brings the Field to Students
United Nation’s goodwill ambassador and a founding member of the Time’s Up movement, Hollywood Actress Ashley Judd offered advice and experience to counseling students
thanks to Dr. and Judge Speedlin-Gonzalez.
As COEHD continues to reflect on the conversation for social justice for Black lives, we want to make resources available
for students and faculty. Change starts with education, knowledge, and open conversation, but the work does not stop there.
Professor to launch course on Selena in Mexican American Studies
The Queen of Tejano, Selena Quintanilla-Perez will be the focus of one of the university’s newest courses, Selena:
A Mexican American Identity and Experience, within the Department of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies in the College of Education and Human Development.
UTSA professor awarded NSF grant for COVID-19 research
Guan Saw, an assistant professor of educational psychology in UTSA’s College of Education and Human Development, will
co-lead the new project with Chi-Ning Chang of the University of Kansas.
State education leader works toward closing gaps for all kids
When Marisa Perez-Diaz M.Ed. ’16 was sworn into office as Texas’ State Board of Education District 3 member in 2013,
she knew the goal for her new role was to build an equitable education for all students.
El incidente de George Floyd revive el espíritu del movimiento de derechos civiles: expertos
El profesor Howard Smith asegura que la muerte de George Floyd crea reflexión sobre la desigualdad racial en la sociedad,
de manera similar al movimiento de los derechos civiles en los años 60.
