College of Education

TeachOut logo
May 10

UOTeachOUT events call attention to issues of gender, equity

Homophobia, transphobia, racism and patriarchy are some of the classroom problems addressed in the program.
Rob Horner
April 26

UO's Rob Horner receives distinguished researcher award

Horner is an Alumni-Knight Endowed Professor of special education and also directs the Educational and Community Supports research unit.
A group reading their stories
April 25

'Bedtime stories' shines a light on separated families

A free lecture May 3 is meant to bring awareness to the issue of family separation resulting from deportation policies.
Children playing on the finished court.
April 18

College of Education scores a win for kids in Nicaragua

Since joining with Courts for Kids, the college has helped with projects in Panama and the Dominican Republic as well.
Leslie Leve of the College of Education
April 8

Some 'terrible twos' behaviors may suggest later problems

UO's Leslie Leve is part of a multi-institutional look at behaviors where emotions are lacking and may point to later antisocial activities.
McKay Sohlberg, professor of communications disorders and sciences
February 26

UO’s McKay Sohlberg promotes concussion therapy on OPB

The communications disorders and sciences professor is using peer group support to help young people deal with concussion aftereffects.
Beth Stormshak
February 4

UO lands four scholars for obesity prevention cluster

The new faculty members will be part of the Health Promotion and Obesity Prevention Initiative, one of the UO’s clusters of excellence.
Karen McLaughlin started Project AMP for students who have difficulty hearing
February 2

Ear buds: Project AMP spurs faculty to rock the mic

Hearing loss affects an estimated 1 in 5 college students; Project AMP ensures that everyone gets an earful in UO classrooms.
Dancers at a recent show by the UO's new Hip Hop Ensemble, one of seven campus groups seeking crowdfunding help.
February 1

Seven new crowdfunding projects go live

The campaigns hope to use the power of crowdfunding to raise money for a variety of programs that serve students and the community.
December 1

Study on teen sex by the UO's Atika Khurana gets media buzz

The study was co-authored by Atika Khurana, an assistant professor of counseling psychology and human services at the UO.

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