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Congratulations, Class of 2013

More than 400 College of Education and Health Professions stduents crossed the stage at the College Park Center to receive their diplomas in the spring 2012 Commencement ceremony.

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Fighting Back

As bullying incidents become more widespread and vicious, UT Arlington professors—including many from the College of Education and Health Professions—are engaged in sweeping research and scholarly studies to curb the troubling trend.

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Training Parents as Teachers

For centuries, educators have debated why Johnny can’t read. If parents were better trained, would it make a difference in the children’s long-term academic performances? That’s what curriculum and instruction Assistant Professor Amber Brown aims to find out.

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Coordinated Effort

Kinesiology Assistant Professor Priscila Caçola believes developmental coordination disorder may be linked to a difficulty in the way the brain plans movement. She hopes working with children will test that theory and lead to more effective interventions.

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Cyberbullying on college campuses bringing new ethical and legal issues, Education professor says

Cyberbullying in the college environment can pose serious effects for students' living and learning environments,…

Use caution with computerized concussion test, Kinesiology professor says

Newly published research from an international team featuring Jacob Resch, assistant professor of kinesiology,…

Dance Takes Center-Stage for Competition and Research at UT Arlington

The stage at UT Arlington's Texas Hall will be filled Thursday, May 23, with fifth grade students from…

Over 400 Education and Health Professions Students Graduate

More than 400 College of Education and Health Professions students crossed the stage at the College Park…

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