Marcie Calder, school psychology student, received the Services for Transition Age Youth Fellowship
Marcie Calder was selected for support under the Minority Fellowship Program Services for Transition Age Youth (STAY) fellowship. Along with a generous stipend of ten thousand dollars, Calder will attend the APA Convention held in San Francisco and the MFP Psychology Summer Institute in Washington, DC.
The resumption of the EPSF master's program will take place this upcoming fall semester.
The David O. McKay School of Education is excited to announce the resumption of the Education Policy and Social Foundations (EPSF) program, a rigorous two-year…
Carol Wilkinson has spent the past 11 years writing a book that shares the stories of early converts from the Three Counties in England.
The Field Is White: Harvest in the Three Counties of England by Carol Wilkinson, McKay School associate professor, and Cynthia Doxey Green hit bookshelves mid-…
Parents, administrators, and teachers from around the state gathered for the two-day arts integration conference.
Participants received hands-on training to better assist the integration of the arts with core subjects.
Research shows that just 36 percent of new science teachers are teaching only in their trained subject.
Ryan Nixon spent four years studying matter, energy and the universe—and learning how to teach those and other physics-related concepts to teens. In his first…
