College of Education

UO has new tools for teachers to address math learning loss
August 19
New NSF grant helps build a pipeline for STEM students
The $4.3 million grant will help low-income community college students pursue research careers
August 1
New methods tripled COVID-19 testing in Latinx communities
The results could shape outreach efforts as well as suggest ways to tailor similar efforts
July 15
Second gentleman Emhoff, Gov. Brown join campus roundtable
UO experts join them to discuss mental health awareness, prevention and support
July 13
Researchers use lasers to get a new view on Oregon’s glaciers
They trekked into the Oregon Cascades to test a portable tool to measure glacial melt
July 11
Clinic’s services aid local communities and UO campus
The Comprehensive Diagnostic and Assessment Center has almost 100 clients
June 28
Planning for new UO Portland campus moves into high gear
The new location will welcome students, Portland programs and the Ballmer Institute in fall 2023
June 8
Project demonstrates student mental health support system
A grant will help design a system of assessment and intervention in high schools
May 9
Ballmer Institute shares scope of practice, program objectives
Students, faculty, staff and community members can provide comments through May 23
May 4
New applied behavior analysis master’s accepting applicants
The online program offers graduates a competitive edge in multiple fields
April 27
Tracking COVID's effect on South Asian immigrants
A new study at the University of Oregon is seeking to better understand the impact of COVID-19 on the South Asian immigrant community. Aakanksha Lahoti, a second year PhD student in UO’s Counseling Psychology program, wants to answer questions related to the experience of diasporic bereavement among families spread across Asia and North America.