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- Glenda Hux Selected as National Academies of Practice Distinguished Fellow
Glenda E. Hux has been elected to the National Academies of Practice as a Distinguished Fellow of the Occupational Therapy Academy. Hux, an assistant professor of occupational therapy in the College… Read more: Glenda Hux Selected as National Academies of Practice Distinguished Fellow - Washington Event Launches New Book Defending Free Inquiry
The American Enterprise Institute in Washington is hosting an online and in-person book launch on Thursday to highlight the newly published The Free Inquiry Papers. The book — a collection of… Read more: Washington Event Launches New Book Defending Free Inquiry - Education Reform Faculty Contribute to New Digital Hub for Education Policy Research
Three Department of Education Reform faculty members have contributed to a dynamic new education policy resource, the Live Handbook of education policy research. The new digital hub for evidence-based education policy… Read more: Education Reform Faculty Contribute to New Digital Hub for Education Policy Research - Lundeen Earns American Counseling Association’s Research Award for Co-Authored Publication
College of Education and Health Professions faculty member Lindsay A. Lundeen recently received the Best Practices Research Faculty Award from the American Counseling Association. Lundeen, an assistant professor in the… Read more: Lundeen Earns American Counseling Association’s Research Award for Co-Authored Publication - New Book Examines Connections Between Neoliberalism and Young Adult Literature
A new book co-authored by an associate professor of English education in the College of Education and Health Professions examines the concept of neoliberalism and its manifestations in young adult literature. In Neoliberalism… Read more: New Book Examines Connections Between Neoliberalism and Young Adult Literature - Student-Led HHPR Innovation Showcase Features Student Research
The Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation hosted its inaugural Innovation Showcase on April 11 to highlight the research of undergraduate and graduate students in its various programs, including exercise… Read more: Student-Led HHPR Innovation Showcase Features Student Research - New Book Explores School Choice in 11 Countries From Ireland to Ukraine
Routledge recently published the book School Choice in Europe, which brings together leading European researchers who present rigorous, readable studies exploring how education markets work in 11 countries from Ireland to Ukraine.… Read more: New Book Explores School Choice in 11 Countries From Ireland to Ukraine - New Book Focuses on Learning Through ‘Deep Fun’ in Secondary English Language Arts Classrooms
A team of educators from the U of A College of Education and Health Professions is celebrating the release of their new book, Joyful Literacies in Secondary English Language Arts. This… Read more: New Book Focuses on Learning Through ‘Deep Fun’ in Secondary English Language Arts Classrooms - Students Learn, Network at 2025 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference
Six College of Education and Health Professions math teacher candidates recently attended the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Spring 2025 conference in Kansas City, Missouri. The event, held at… Read more: Students Learn, Network at 2025 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference
Office of Research and Grants Administration
The Office of Research and Grants Administration supports faculty and staff efforts to achieve research and grant success. We offer professional development, communicate information about funding opportunities, and help faculty prepare grant proposals and manage grant awards. We help advance impactful research by reducing administrative burdens associated with grants and providing researchers with the tools and resources to improve their scholarship. Information for our faculty
