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- Happy New Year from the Dean
Happy New Year, all! As we step into 2025, we’re celebrating the accomplishments that have brought us to this point and are excited for new successes to come — in… Read more: Happy New Year from the Dean - College Celebrates Impactful Research Success at End-of-Year Event
The college recently hosted an end-of-year reception, celebrating its success in advancing impactful research across Arkansas and beyond. Impactful Research is a key priority in the WE CARE strategic plan. The… Read more: College Celebrates Impactful Research Success at End-of-Year Event - Adventure Therapy Leaders Present at Experiential Education Conferences
The College of Education and Health Professions’ Adventure Therapy Lab (ATL) leadership and students made a significant impact at two recent conferences hosted by the Association for Experiential Education. The… Read more: Adventure Therapy Leaders Present at Experiential Education Conferences - Occupational Therapy Doctoral Students Present Meaningful Capstone Projects
Twenty-two students recently became the third cohort to graduate from the joint Occupational Therapy doctoral program between the college and UAMS’ College of Health Professions. The week before graduation, students delivered… Read more: Occupational Therapy Doctoral Students Present Meaningful Capstone Projects - College Offers New Course on Interprofessional Practice
As part of a new course offering, students in the college took an eight-week crash course on the elements of interprofessional practice. In Introduction & Exposure to Interprofessional Practice, students embarked… Read more: College Offers New Course on Interprofessional Practice - From the Dean: A Season of Reflection
Happy December, friends! As we celebrate the season, I wanted to pause and send my heartfelt wishes your way. This is a time for reflection and gratitude, so I can’t… Read more: From the Dean: A Season of Reflection - Thomas Kippenbrock Inducted as American Academy of Nursing Fellow
Thomas Kippenbrock, a professor in the college’s Eleanor Mann School of Nursing, was recently inducted as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing at its annual health policy conference.… Read more: Thomas Kippenbrock Inducted as American Academy of Nursing Fellow - A+ Transforms Arkansas Schools Through the Arts
Arkansas A+ views the arts as fundamental to teaching and learning in schools. The organization strives to unite the arts with academics across Arkansas through “Whole School Transformation,” a multi-year… Read more: A+ Transforms Arkansas Schools Through the Arts - College Celebrates Scholarship Recipients and Benefactors
Nearly 200 people recently gathered at Walton Arts Center for the college’s annual Scholarship Recipients and Benefactors Luncheon. The signature event allows the college to congratulate students on their academic… Read more: College Celebrates Scholarship Recipients and Benefactors - Dean’s Seminar Explores Leadership Lessons from ‘Lincoln to Lasso’
Observe without judging. These three words have left a lasting impact on senior Mariana Dias Spotorno da Silva, a student in this semester’s College of Education and Health Professions Dean’s… Read more: Dean’s Seminar Explores Leadership Lessons from ‘Lincoln to Lasso’ - Dean’s Executive Advisory Board Meeting Focuses on Meaningful Partnerships at Fall Meeting
Through its many partnerships, the College of Education and Health Professions engages students in transformative experiential learning opportunities and produces impactful research that improves people’s lives. At the college’s recent… Read more: Dean’s Executive Advisory Board Meeting Focuses on Meaningful Partnerships at Fall Meeting - WE CARE-A-VAN Team Travels to Southeast Arkansas
Members of the College of Education and Health Professions recently embarked on the college’s third WE CARE-A-VAN tour, a 750-mile roundtrip journey across the southeastern corner of Arkansas. This semester’s… Read more: WE CARE-A-VAN Team Travels to Southeast Arkansas - Grant to Explore K-12 Teacher Recruitment, Retention
Two faculty members in the College of Education and Health Professions will conduct research focused on K-12 teacher recruitment and retention as part of a five-year, multi-state effort funded by the Institute… Read more: Grant to Explore K-12 Teacher Recruitment, Retention - STAR Team Partners with Pine Bluff School District
The College of Education and Health Professions Seamless Transition for Arkansas (STAR) faculty team recently cohosted a Pine Bluff Career Council kickoff event in partnership with the Pine Bluff School District. STAR’s… Read more: STAR Team Partners with Pine Bluff School District - White Coat Ceremony Celebrates Nursing Students
Friends and family recently gathered to honor and celebrate Eleanor Mann School of Nursing students at the fall white coat ceremony. The event marks the transition from learning solely in… Read more: White Coat Ceremony Celebrates Nursing Students - Fall Greetings from the Dean
Happy October, friends! We are well into the new semester and enjoying all things fall on campus. We welcomed 1,273 first-year students this fall! Our college’s total enrollment surpassed 6,000… Read more: Fall Greetings from the Dean - College Kicks Off New Alumni Mentoring Program
The college recently kicked off its new Alumni Mentoring Program (AMP) at an event on campus, allowing students and alumni to connect in person. The program was created to build strong… Read more: College Kicks Off New Alumni Mentoring Program - Rachel Glade Elected to National Speech-Language-Hearing Board
Rachel Glade, a clinical associate professor in the college, has been elected vice president of academic affairs of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) board. Glade, program director of the college’s Communication… Read more: Rachel Glade Elected to National Speech-Language-Hearing Board - EMPOWER Students Thriving in Growing Program
EMPOWER, a program for U of A students with intellectual disabilities, kicked off the fall semester with its largest class yet. The four-year non-degree-seeking program, established in the College of… Read more: EMPOWER Students Thriving in Growing Program - ‘Highlighters’ Shine a Light on Our Caring College
Twelve students in the college are teaming up this year to provide a look into day-to-day life within their respective majors and programs. The COEHP Highlighters team consists of students… Read more: ‘Highlighters’ Shine a Light on Our Caring College - Mayor Proclaims ‘WE CARE Day’ in Fayetteville
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan proclaimed August 19 “WE CARE Day” in honor of the college’s faculty, staff, and students’ work to improve people’s everyday lives in Arkansas and beyond. The… Read more: Mayor Proclaims ‘WE CARE Day’ in Fayetteville - NIH Grant to Advance Muscle Damage Research
Volumetric muscle loss (VML) often occurs with significant traumas such as battlefield injuries caused by stepping on an improvised explosive device (IED), crush injuries in car accidents, and some resection… Read more: NIH Grant to Advance Muscle Damage Research - New Faculty Bring Unique Research and Expertise
The College of Education and Health Professions welcomed 20 new faculty members this year, whose research interests range from school bullying and mental health to aging and end-of-life care. “We’re… Read more: New Faculty Bring Unique Research and Expertise - College Adds Dynamic Leaders to Executive Team
The College of Education and Health Professions’ executive leadership team is embarking on a new academic year, eager to build upon last year’s successes. “The college’s executive leadership team, made… Read more: College Adds Dynamic Leaders to Executive Team - Nominations Open for the College’s 2025 Alumni Awards
Nominations are now open for the College of Education and Health Professions 2025 Alumni Awards. Faculty, staff, students, and friends of the college are invited to nominate alumni in five… Read more: Nominations Open for the College’s 2025 Alumni Awards - Summer Greetings from the Dean
Welcome to the August edition of our newsletter! I hope your summer has been restful and fun so far. Hopefully, you’ve been seeing all the WE CARE Everywhere photos on… Read more: Summer Greetings from the Dean - ELEVATE Grant to Enhance the Lives of Youth with Disabilities
A new, five-year $6 million U.S. Department of Education training grant will allow faculty at five universities, including the University of Arkansas, to develop a doctoral consortium of approximately 20… Read more: ELEVATE Grant to Enhance the Lives of Youth with Disabilities - IMPACT Arkansas Principal Fellows Program Hosts Summer Symposium
The IMPACT Arkansas Principal Fellows Program footprint now includes 60% of high-poverty school districts across Arkansas. As of this summer, the innovative program in the College of Education and Health Professions… Read more: IMPACT Arkansas Principal Fellows Program Hosts Summer Symposium - Arkansas Teacher Corps Welcomes Largest Cohort Since 2013 Launch
Charlexis James’ experience as a science educator in Little Rock made her a prime candidate to join the Arkansas Teacher Corps, a three-year program that helps develop teachers’ knowledge, skills… Read more: Arkansas Teacher Corps Welcomes Largest Cohort Since 2013 Launch - Exercise is Medicine Program Awarded Gold Status by ACSM
Since 2018, Exercise is Medicine On Campus at the U of A has worked diligently to educate students, faculty, and staff about the many health benefits of physical activity. The organization,… Read more: Exercise is Medicine Program Awarded Gold Status by ACSM - Office for Education Policy Awarded $1.17 Million Grant to Facilitate Policy-Relevant Research
The college’s Office for Education Policy recently secured $1.17 million in funding from the Walton Family Foundation to support ongoing research surrounding education in Arkansas. This grant from the Walton… Read more: Office for Education Policy Awarded $1.17 Million Grant to Facilitate Policy-Relevant Research - Arkansas A+ Offering Professional Development to Teachers This Summer
Arkansas A+, an arts integration program in the college, is offering 23 workshops at education service cooperatives across Arkansas in June and July. A+ trains K-12 schoolteachers and leaders across… Read more: Arkansas A+ Offering Professional Development to Teachers This Summer - Christine Ralston Elected to Association of Teacher Educators Board
Christine Ralston, a teaching associate professor of childhood and elementary education in the college, was recently elected to the Association of Teacher Educators’ (ATE) board of directors. Ralston, who also… Read more: Christine Ralston Elected to Association of Teacher Educators Board - Kristi Perryman Earns Counselor Educator Advocate Award
Kristi Perryman, an associate professor of counselor education, recently received a Counselor Educator Advocate Award, an honor made more special because students nominated her. The award from the Association for… Read more: Kristi Perryman Earns Counselor Educator Advocate Award - Public Health Researcher Finds ‘Discreet Shipping’ Used to Sell E-Cigarettes to Minors
A public health researcher in the college found that self-identified small business owners on TikTok are circumventing a number of local, state and federal laws that restrict the individual sale… Read more: Public Health Researcher Finds ‘Discreet Shipping’ Used to Sell E-Cigarettes to Minors - Schmieding Foundation Sensory Room to Serve Students, Faculty, Communities in Arkansas
A new state-of-the-art sensory room recently opened in the college’s Speech and Hearing Clinic thanks to a gift from the Schmieding Foundation. The space will benefit practicing healthcare professionals, students,… Read more: Schmieding Foundation Sensory Room to Serve Students, Faculty, Communities in Arkansas - Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Receives $1.19 Million ALIGN Grant to Grow Pipeline, Improve Patient Care
The Eleanor Mann School of Nursing was recently awarded $1.19 million in state grants through the Arkansas Linking Industry to Grow Nurses program as part of an initiative to help… Read more: Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Receives $1.19 Million ALIGN Grant to Grow Pipeline, Improve Patient Care - Michelle Gray Named American College of Sports Medicine Fellow
Michelle Gray, an exercise science professor in the U of A College of Education and Health Professions, was recently named a fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM),… Read more: Michelle Gray Named American College of Sports Medicine Fellow - Dean Mamiseishvili Featured in CitiScapes Magazine
Dean Kate Mamiseishvili was recently featured in a CitiScapes Magazine article, where she discussed her passion for leading the college and how early experiences in life informed her role. The… Read more: Dean Mamiseishvili Featured in CitiScapes Magazine - College Celebrates Students, Faculty, and Staff at End-of-Year Events
The college finished strong this spring with a string of fun festivities and celebrations to mark the end of the academic year. More than 100 students were recognized at an… Read more: College Celebrates Students, Faculty, and Staff at End-of-Year Events - Office for Education Policy Secures Three-Year Grant to Expand Its Early Childhood Education Research
The Walton Family Foundation has awarded a new grant to the college’s Office for Education Policy (OEP) to enhance its research into early childhood education in Arkansas. The new three-year… Read more: Office for Education Policy Secures Three-Year Grant to Expand Its Early Childhood Education Research - The College Hosts Inaugural Innovate for Healthcare Academy Focused on Access to Quality Care in Arkansas
The College of Education and Health Professions recently hosted the inaugural Innovate for Healthcare (I4H) Academy, featuring Shark Tank-style student presentations focused on improving healthcare access in Arkansas. Two dozen… Read more: The College Hosts Inaugural Innovate for Healthcare Academy Focused on Access to Quality Care in Arkansas - Erin Howie Hickey Receives Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award
Erin Howie Hickey, an associate professor of exercise science in the college’s Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation, has been selected as a 2024-25 Fulbright U.S. Scholar for Australia.… Read more: Erin Howie Hickey Receives Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award - Vinson Carter Named ITEEA Teacher Educator of the Year
Vinson Carter was recently named Technology and Engineering Education Teacher Educator of the Year by the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association. Carter, an associate professor of STEM education in… Read more: Vinson Carter Named ITEEA Teacher Educator of the Year - Friends and Alumni Invited to Join WE CARE Everywhere this Summer
The College of Education and Health Professions is encouraging faculty, staff, students, friends of the college and alumni to share its WE CARE message across the globe this summer. Scroll… Read more: Friends and Alumni Invited to Join WE CARE Everywhere this Summer - The College Celebrates Caring Alumni at Spring Banquet
The College of Education and Health Professions recently celebrated a dozen outstanding alumni who are making a difference in people’s lives through research, teaching, leadership, philanthropy, and public service. The… Read more: The College Celebrates Caring Alumni at Spring Banquet - Spring 2024 WE CARE-A-VAN Tour Makes Stops in Hope, Texarkana, De Queen, and Mena
The College of Education and Health Professions set out on its second WE CARE-A-VAN tour in mid-March, traveling along the verdant countryside to the southwest corner of Arkansas. Twenty-two faculty,… Read more: Spring 2024 WE CARE-A-VAN Tour Makes Stops in Hope, Texarkana, De Queen, and Mena - Claretha Hughes Selected for the Academy of Human Resource Development Board
The Academy of Human Resource Development recently elected Claretha Hughes, a professor of human resource development in the College of Education and Health Professions, to its board of directors. Hughes… Read more: Claretha Hughes Selected for the Academy of Human Resource Development Board - Gema Zamarro Elected to the Association for Education Finance and Policy Board
Professor Gema Zamarro was recently elected to the Association for Education Finance and Policy (AEFP) Board of Directors. “AEFP is one, if not the main, education policy association that brings… Read more: Gema Zamarro Elected to the Association for Education Finance and Policy Board - Dean’s Executive Advisory Board Explores Synergies Between Education and Health
Students from multiple College of Education and Health Professions degree programs evoked laughter and tears in equal measure last week as they shared poignant stories illustrating the impact their hands-on learning experiences… Read more: Dean’s Executive Advisory Board Explores Synergies Between Education and Health - The College Raises Awareness About Heart Disease Among Women on National Wear Red Day
As the leading cause of death among women, heart disease can pose a severe risk to many who may not be aware of warning signs and prevention methods. On Feb.… Read more: The College Raises Awareness About Heart Disease Among Women on National Wear Red Day - Students Gain Unique Clinical Experience at SPARK Day
Nursing, speech-language pathology, and occupational therapy students in the college recently had the unique opportunity to work with children who have hearing loss and learn from each other at SPARK… Read more: Students Gain Unique Clinical Experience at SPARK Day - Conference Focuses on K-12 Research, Advancing Arkansas Education
The U of A Department of Education Reform and the Office for Education Policy host a yearly conference for diverse stakeholders across the state to share research on K-12 issues… Read more: Conference Focuses on K-12 Research, Advancing Arkansas Education - Razorback Sports Medicine Symposium Features Leading Experts in Concussion Care
Sports medicine experts and students recently converged on Hillside Auditorium for the 18th annual Razorback Sports Medicine Symposium, an interactive summit from the College of Education and Health Professions that helps… Read more: Razorback Sports Medicine Symposium Features Leading Experts in Concussion Care - Patrick J. Wolf Named Among Top 50 Education Policy Professors in Country
Distinguished Professor Patrick J. Wolf has been ranked in the top 200 most influential education scholars every year since the Edu-Scholars Public Impact Rankings began in 2011. This year, he moved… Read more: Patrick J. Wolf Named Among Top 50 Education Policy Professors in Country - Internships and Practicums Allow Students to Enhance Skills, Serve Arkansans
Students in the College of Education and Health Professions consistently make their way out of the classroom and into real-world learning environments through internships and practicums. In the fall 2023 semester… Read more: Internships and Practicums Allow Students to Enhance Skills, Serve Arkansans - Partners for Inclusive Communities Receives $10 Million Grant to Fund Services for Children and Families
Partners for Inclusive Communities (Partners), an outreach unit of the College of Education and Health Professions, has been awarded a grant for over $10 million to support children and families… Read more: Partners for Inclusive Communities Receives $10 Million Grant to Fund Services for Children and Families - WE CARE Projects Continue to Advance College’s Strategic Plan
The college’s WE CARE strategic plan is packed with practical goals and strategies to produce impactful research that improves people’s lives, increase transformative learning opportunities for students, and engage in… Read more: WE CARE Projects Continue to Advance College’s Strategic Plan - Stanford Professor Delivers WE CARE Speaker Series Lecture on Adolescent E-cigarette Use
New electronic cigarette products that include nicotine, THC, and other ingredients are infiltrating the market, including disposable e-cigarettes, e-cigarettes shaped like watches, highlighters, and other household products, and even “non-nicotine”… Read more: Stanford Professor Delivers WE CARE Speaker Series Lecture on Adolescent E-cigarette Use - Educational Leadership Professor Elected President of the Education Law Association
The Education Law Association elected Kevin P. Brady, a professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction in the College of Education and Health Professions, president of the organization, which is celebrating its… Read more: Educational Leadership Professor Elected President of the Education Law Association - Happy New Year from the Dean
Happy New Year, and welcome to the first Leading with Care newsletter of 2024. We’re grateful for a momentous 2023 and are looking forward to another lively year ahead! We’re… Read more: Happy New Year from the Dean - College of Education and Health Professions Celebrates its Service to Arkansas
The college hosted a Service to Arkansas Celebration in mid-December, highlighting the many ways faculty, staff, and outreach units have made a sustained and meaningful impact throughout the state. Service… Read more: College of Education and Health Professions Celebrates its Service to Arkansas - WE CARE Rounds of Applause Create Culture of Recognition, Unify Faculty and Staff
WE CARE Round of Applause recipients say these little awards are having a big impact on the college’s culture. “It’s unifying,” said Michele Kilmer, an assistant professor in the college’s… Read more: WE CARE Rounds of Applause Create Culture of Recognition, Unify Faculty and Staff - $6 Million Grant to Support Early Childhood Professionals
Early Care and Education Projects (ECEP), an outreach unit in the college, was recently awarded a three-year, $6 million grant to expand and enhance its current work and explore new… Read more: $6 Million Grant to Support Early Childhood Professionals - Over 367 Students ‘Walk’ in Fall 2023 Commencement
The University of Arkansas graduated nearly 1,900 Razorbacks from its colleges on Saturday, December 16. Approximately 1,400 students were scheduled to “walk” in the fall commencement at Bud Walton Arena.… Read more: Over 367 Students ‘Walk’ in Fall 2023 Commencement - Happy Holidays from the Dean
I hope this message finds you doing well and enjoying all the delights of the season. As the new year approaches, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on… Read more: Happy Holidays from the Dean - Caring Mentors and Teachers Pave the Way to Opportunity and Success
When K-12 students learn from prepared teachers and leaders in their schools, it’s powerful and empowering. The benefits multiply as those students move through graduation and into college and careers.… Read more: Caring Mentors and Teachers Pave the Way to Opportunity and Success - Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Receives NFLP Grant to Educate Future Faculty
Gerbert Floreschavez served as a nurse in different capacities — as a bedside nurse, preceptor, nurse instructor and unit manager — until he retired from the military in 2020. At… Read more: Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Receives NFLP Grant to Educate Future Faculty - Fall Dean’s Seminar Focuses on Care for the Carers
Too often, professionals in careers like healthcare and education invest so much time and energy into caring for others that they neglect to care for themselves. Ill-equipped with strategies to… Read more: Fall Dean’s Seminar Focuses on Care for the Carers - Distinguished Professor in Science Education Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
The National Association of Biology Teachers named professor William McComas an “Honorary Member,” the highest honor bestowed by the organization recognizing a lifetime of achievement and service to the association,… Read more: Distinguished Professor in Science Education Receives Lifetime Achievement Award - College of Education and Health Professions Dean’s Executive Board Meets to Share Ideas, Successes
Pride. Dedication. Partnership. Future. Opportunity. Connection. Community. These are just a few of the words College of Education and Health Professions Dean’s Executive Advisory Board members used to describe last week’s fall… Read more: College of Education and Health Professions Dean’s Executive Board Meets to Share Ideas, Successes - Access for Autism Program Provides Quicker Diagnoses, Vital Resources for Families
In Arkansas, once children are referred for an autism diagnostic evaluation, caregivers are often faced with the difficult task of traveling across the state for an appointment with wait times… Read more: Access for Autism Program Provides Quicker Diagnoses, Vital Resources for Families - U of A and OU Continue Successful Razorback-Sooner Scholars Program With New Grant
Young people with disabilities need specialized and focused transition planning to promote their successful preparation for future employment, community engagement and independent living after graduating from high school. The U of… Read more: U of A and OU Continue Successful Razorback-Sooner Scholars Program With New Grant - ANEW-RENEW Grant Project Seeks to Enhance Nursing Education and Practice for Students
The College of Education and Health Professions Eleanor Mann School of Nursing will receive $2.6 million over the course of four years from the Health Resources & Services Administration to… Read more: ANEW-RENEW Grant Project Seeks to Enhance Nursing Education and Practice for Students - Perryman Guides Belize in Establishing a National Model for School Counselors
Kristi Perryman, an associate professor in the College of Education and Health Professions‘ counseling program, spent part of her summer over 2,000 miles away from campus helping Belize establish a national… Read more: Perryman Guides Belize in Establishing a National Model for School Counselors - College Embarks on Inaugural WE CARE-A-VAN Tour Across Arkansas
The college embarked on its inaugural WE CARE-A-VAN tour last week, enjoying a royal Razorback sendoff. Big Red was there to cheer the travel team on, and the Razorbug escorted… Read more: College Embarks on Inaugural WE CARE-A-VAN Tour Across Arkansas - Dean Kate Mamiseishvili Featured in NWA Democrat-Gazette Profiles Section
Photo: NWA Democrat-Gazette/Hank Layton When Kate Mamiseishvili arrived on the University of Missouri’s Columbia campus as an exchange student from the country of Georgia, she could not have imagined that… Read more: Dean Kate Mamiseishvili Featured in NWA Democrat-Gazette Profiles Section - Faculty Team Earns STAR Grant to Help Youth with Disabilities
A College of Education and Health Professions faculty team, along with partners across Arkansas state agencies, recently received a $9.9 million grant to help improve the economic self-sufficiency of Arkansas’… Read more: Faculty Team Earns STAR Grant to Help Youth with Disabilities - Grant to Help Produce a Pipeline of Teachers in Rural Schools
A faculty team in the College of Education and Health Professions was awarded a $525,013 Teacher Quality Partnership grant from the U.S. Department of Education that will help produce a… Read more: Grant to Help Produce a Pipeline of Teachers in Rural Schools - College Welcomes 26 New Faculty Members
The College of Education and Health Professions welcomed 26 new faculty members this year and is supporting them through two programs that kicked off this fall. Michael Hevel, the college’s associate dean… Read more: College Welcomes 26 New Faculty Members - Greetings from the Dean
Welcome to the first Leading with Care monthly newsletter from the College of Education and Health Professions at the University of Arkansas. As I begin my second year as dean,… Read more: Greetings from the Dean - NIH Awards $2.5 Million to Study Mediators of Muscle Renewal as Aging Continues
The National Institutes of Health awarded $2.5 million to researchers at the University of Arkansas to study how exercise can mitigate the decline of tissue function with aging. Kevin Murach,… Read more: NIH Awards $2.5 Million to Study Mediators of Muscle Renewal as Aging Continues - Serving the Community through Summer Camps
College of Education and Health Professions faculty and students served the community this summer through camps and programs for children of various ages. The college’s STEM Education faculty hosted 32… Read more: Serving the Community through Summer Camps - Nominations Open for 2024 College of Education and Health Professions Alumni Awards
Nominations are now open for the College of Education and Health Professions 2024 Alumni Awards. Faculty, staff, students, and friends of the college are invited to nominate outstanding alumni for… Read more: Nominations Open for 2024 College of Education and Health Professions Alumni Awards - College of Education and Health Professions Celebrates Launch of WE CARE Strategic Plan
The College of Education and Health Professions celebrated the launch of its WE CARE strategic plan at an all-college faculty and staff event on August 18. The strategic plan’s central vision is… Read more: College of Education and Health Professions Celebrates Launch of WE CARE Strategic Plan